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Welcome to a home that brings together country comfort and everyday practicality, all within a striking barndominium layout.
With two well-planned levels and over 2,700 square feet, this space somehow feels both cozy and expansive.
If you’re looking for wide-open gathering spots, a workhorse of a shop, or quiet corners for rest and focus, every square foot here serves a purpose.
I’d like to show you how these spaces connect and support a lifestyle that’s both relaxed and intentional.
Specifications:
- 2,769 Heated S.F.
- 2 Beds
- 2.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
Your first impression comes from the generous covered porch that stretches across the front of the house.
I can easily imagine rocking chairs here, maybe a porch swing, all beneath the cathedral ceiling that creates instant curb appeal.
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This space is more than just a passageway; it’s an invitation to slow down, sip your morning coffee, or chat with neighbors.
The porch wraps around, offering shade and shelter, while large windows hint at bright interiors inside.
Entry
As you enter the foyer, you’ll notice it feels open but still offers a bit of privacy from the main living areas.
There’s plenty of space to leave your coat or boots without feeling crowded. The entry leads directly into the kitchen and dining area, giving you a taste of what’s ahead: an open concept where each room still keeps its own identity.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits just beyond the entry and is ideal for anyone who enjoys cooking or entertaining.
There’s a generous island with seating that makes it easy to chat with family while you prep dinner.
A walk-in pantry is nearby—perfect for organized storage or stocking up on groceries. The refrigerator and range are positioned for a natural work triangle, so this kitchen is ready for everything from quick breakfasts to marathon holiday baking.
I think this setup works well for both busy weekdays and lazy weekends.
Dining
Right next to the kitchen, the dining area brings everyone together without making things feel crowded.
Thanks to the large windows and the connection to the living room, meals can feel lively or more intimate, depending on your mood.
The space fits a full-size table, making it great for gatherings. I love that you’re never far from a second helping or a refill, which is always handy during family dinners.
Living Room
Deeper into the house, you’ll reach the living room, where the two-story ceiling immediately catches your eye.
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This extra height gives the space a grand feel, but the layout keeps it comfortable.
There’s flexibility for arranging furniture—maybe a cozy TV spot or an area for board games and conversation.
The living area connects easily to the sunroom and the staircase, inviting you to see what’s upstairs.
Sunroom
On the far side of the living room, the sunroom is filled with natural light from its walls of windows.
With a two-story ceiling, this is where you can enjoy sunshine year-round. Imagine using it as a reading lounge, a plant-filled retreat, or a spot for morning yoga.
The sunroom feels set apart from the rest of the house, giving you a calm escape while still being connected to family life.
Pantry
The pantry, located near the kitchen, is more than just a spot for extra food.
Walk in and you’ll notice how much effort went into maximizing storage, from bulk groceries to appliances.
If you love to cook or host, this feature makes routines a lot smoother.
Laundry
Between the living spaces and the main bedroom, the laundry room is both handy and out of the way.
No need to haul baskets up or down stairs. There’s space for sorting and folding, plus a utility sink to help make laundry day less of a hassle.
Its location near the bedrooms is especially nice for busy mornings.
Half Bath (Main Floor)
Just off the kitchen and next to the pantry, you’ll find a half bath. Its location is super convenient for guests and helps keep messes from spreading into the main living areas.
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I appreciate how the designer placed it close to high-traffic spots but not right in the middle of everything.
Master Bedroom
The master suite is at the back of the main floor, separated from the kitchen and living room.
This placement gives the room a true sense of retreat, with windows that frame backyard views.
The space is large enough for a king-size bed and a seating area, so you can turn it into your own private oasis.
Direct access to the walk-in closet and bathroom adds a touch of luxury to your mornings.
The Main Level Floor Plan
The master bathroom connects directly to the bedroom and offers both function and comfort. There’s a large soaking tub for relaxing, plus a separate tiled shower for quick mornings.
Dual sinks and extra counter space make it easy for two people to get ready at once.
The separate water closet adds privacy, and the overall setup creates a true owner’s retreat.
Walk-In Closet (Master Suite)
Connected to the master bath, the walk-in closet is perfect for keeping everything organized. You’ll find plenty of hanging space, shelves, and even room for baskets or bins.
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Having it linked to both the bedroom and bathroom keeps your routines simple and efficient.
Mechanical Closet
Near the master suite, there’s a small but important mechanical closet. This area houses your home’s systems in a way that keeps them out of sight but still easy to access for maintenance, so your daily routines aren’t interrupted.
Shop
The shop is a standout for anyone with hobbies or serious workspace needs. It runs the full width of the right side of the house and features 14-foot walls plus several large bays.
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This setup works for woodworking, car projects, or just extra storage for outdoor gear. Direct access from the main house is a big bonus when the weather’s bad.
I’m always impressed by homes that offer this much flexible and hardworking space.
Stairs
Near the living room, the staircase invites you up to the second floor. Its location feels natural—central but not intrusive.
The stairs are open and light, giving you views of the loft and upper rooms as you go up.
Loft
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a bright, open loft with cathedral ceilings.
This area overlooks the living room below, keeping the two floors visually connected. The loft can be a family room, play area, or home gym, depending on what you need.
Views across the main floor and through the sunroom windows keep the space feeling airy.
Bedroom 2
Beyond the loft, you’ll reach the second bedroom upstairs. This room is generously sized, fitting a queen or even king bed.
A walk-in closet offers valuable storage, and large windows let in plenty of light. This bedroom could be a teen’s retreat, a guest room, or a shared sibling space, all without feeling crowded.
Walk-In Closet (Bedroom 2)
Just off Bedroom 2, the walk-in closet provides extra room for clothes, toys, or even a small dresser. It’s a handy feature that helps keep the bedroom neat.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Office
Across from Bedroom 2, the office is set apart for quiet, focused work. With a large footprint and its own window, this room is great for remote work, homework, or creative projects.
Its spot at the front corner of the house lets you keep an eye on arrivals while staying productive.
Anyone working from home will appreciate the privacy this location gives.
Full Bath (Upstairs)
Between the office and Bedroom 2, the upstairs full bath keeps mornings manageable. There’s a tub/shower combo, plenty of storage, and easy access from both bedrooms and the loft.
Its central location is practical, especially when you have guests or family members who want a bit of privacy.
Open to Below
A unique architectural highlight is the open-to-below area, which gives you clear sightlines from the loft across the living room and down to the sunroom.
This design brings light and air throughout the center of the home, making both levels feel more connected.
It’s a detail that adds character and a sense of space you don’t see in every house.
Covered Porch (Wraparound, Revisited)
From the upstairs office, you can look down and appreciate how the covered porch wraps the front of the home. This feature isn’t just for looks—it reflects a lifestyle where outdoor living is part of your everyday routine, rain or shine.
After touring this barndominium, I have to say: every room and transition is planned to support work, relaxation, and connection.
The multi-level layout keeps private areas truly private, while the wide-open communal spaces bring everyone together.
Whether you’re working in the shop, enjoying coffee in the sunroom, or relaxing in the upstairs loft, there’s a sense of purpose and calm woven throughout this home.
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