If you’re drawn to wide-open spaces, rustic-shop style convenience, and plenty of room for family, toys or projects — this barndominium plan delivers.
With 2,616 sq ft of living space, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths plus a half bath, and a generous 4-car garage, it mixes practicality and flexibility under one roof.
Wood-Meets-Workshop Exterior & Layout
The plan measures 98′ wide × 62′ deep, giving it a broad, barn-house footprint that’s ideal if you want lots of interior space or plenty of garage/workshop room.
Inside, the layout embraces open-plan living, with shared spaces, easy flow, and enough room to accommodate family life — or house guests, gear, and hobbies. There’s also a mudroom, laundry zone, and flexible spaces built into the design.
Bedrooms, Baths & Everyday Flow
With 4 bedrooms, this plan suits families, frequent guests, or multi-use needs (guest rooms, home office, hobby space, etc.). The 3.5-bath configuration keeps morning routines smooth and private zones separated from communal areas.
Garage & Multi-Purpose Utility
The 4-car garage isn’t just for vehicles — with this much width, you get a built-in workshop / storage / hobby bay potential. It’s a core advantage of barndominium-style living: live + work + store under one broad roof. 6
Why Choose a Barndominium?
A “barndominium” — essentially a barn-style home integrating living + garage/workshop/utility under one roof — offers a flexible lifestyle and often more cost-effective structure than conventional homes. 7
Estimated U.S. Build Cost (USD)
Based on common barndo cost ranges — which generally start around $65–$160 per sq ft (for standard builds, depending on finish level) — this plan’s build cost would likely fall between approximately **$170,000 and $420,000 USD**. 8
Who This Plan Works For
- Families wanting spacious living plus garage/workshop/garage-storage for cars, tools or hobbies.
- People who value open layouts, flexibility, and the ability to accommodate guests or multi-use spaces.
- Those who appreciate rustic or barn-style aesthetics merged with modern living function.
- Owners needing extra storage, workshop space, or a home-garage hybrid — without losing comfortable living quarters.
Final Thought
This barndominium brings a lot to the table: generous square footage, versatile layout, meaningful garage/workshop capacity, and a structure that feels spacious without unnecessary complexity. If you want a home that blends living, work, storage and flexibility — this plan is a strong contender.
