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This two-level barndominium brings together craftsman and rustic details with modern convenience, giving you space to breathe and plenty of places to gather.
The layout balances open living areas, private retreats, and even room for your biggest hobbies.
Every bit of space is planned for genuine everyday living, not just appearances. I’ll walk you through each feature, from the family zones to the surprises waiting upstairs.
Specifications:
- 2,631 Heated S.F.
- 4-5 Beds
- 3.5-4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 5 Cars
The Floor Plans:
8′ Covered Porch
Your first impression is the generous covered porch wrapping around the front, framed by sturdy timber posts and stone bases.
It’s deep enough for a pair of rocking chairs or a whole outdoor lounge setup.
The vaulted ceiling overhead adds height, while the wood planks and stone details help the porch blend right into the natural surroundings.
This entry feels both grand and approachable, perfect for early morning coffee or catching up with friends as the sun sets.
Foyer
When you enter, you’ll find a foyer that gives you a true sense of arrival.
Ten-foot ceilings and a view straight through to the great room highlight the home’s open feel, yet the foyer offers just enough separation for dropping keys, hanging coats, and taking a breath before joining the main living area.
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The placement keeps daily life organized, without feeling closed off.
Dining Room
Just off the foyer, the dining room features warm wood floors and a sloped ceiling that gives the space extra volume.
A large window fills the room with natural light, and there’s plenty of space for a table that seats eight—great for dinner parties or big holiday meals.
The rustic chandelier and subtle wood details bring in tradition, and the open connection to the foyer keeps things easy and informal.
Kitchen
Past the dining room, you enter a kitchen that’s as much a gathering spot as a cooking space.
The L-shaped layout keeps everything close at hand and centers on a long island with seating for six—perfect for casual breakfasts or helping with homework while preparing dinner.
Warm wood cabinetry matches the rustic vibe, while stone countertops and stainless appliances add a modern touch.
I really appreciate the walk-in pantry and dedicated coffee bar, which add tons of storage and keep your morning routines smooth, without crowding the main counters.
Great Room
The kitchen opens directly to the great room, where the atmosphere shifts to relaxed and welcoming.
Tall vaulted ceilings and a wall of windows bring in sunlight and backyard views, making everything feel open and airy.
The stone fireplace anchors the space and quickly becomes a favorite gathering spot for chilly evenings or lazy afternoons.
Leather sofas and a solid wood coffee table give the room substance, while wood beams overhead add a lodge-inspired feel.
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The open layout means conversation flows easily, no matter if you’re hosting friends or hanging out with family.
For me, this space manages to feel both expansive and comfortable at the same time.
Outdoor Living/Grilling Porch
Glass doors from the great room lead to the grilling porch, which instantly expands your living area.
This covered space is designed for year-round use, with its own vaulted ceiling and a built-in outdoor grill.
There’s enough room for a large table or sectional seating, so you can enjoy anything from summer barbecues to quiet evenings listening to nature.
The way the indoors and outdoors work together here makes it easy to shift the party outside or just step out for a breath of fresh air.
Master Suite
Back inside, the master suite is set apart for privacy, away from the main living zones.
Entering this room feels like arriving in a peaceful retreat, with space for a king bed, a sitting area, and a favorite reading chair.
The windows draw in gentle morning light and backyard views, so you never feel boxed in.
The transition from the bedroom to the bath is smooth and discreet, making this suite feel almost like its own private world.
Master Bath
The master bath focuses on comfort and convenience. There’s a deep soaking tub, a large walk-in shower, and a double vanity with plenty of counter space.
A built-in seat and generous linen storage make this bathroom especially practical for everyday routines.
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Light filters in softly, reflecting off warm tiles and wood accents. I think this bathroom achieves a great mix of luxury and function, which really matters when you want both spa days and easy mornings.
Master Closet
Connected to the bath, the master closet is truly spacious. There’s enough room for two people to share comfortably.
Adjustable shelving and ample hanging space help keep everything organized. It’s a simple feature, but it makes daily life so much easier.
Laundry
Next to the master suite, the laundry room is right where you need it. There’s space for side-by-side machines, a folding counter, and built-in storage.
Having laundry close to the bedrooms means less hassle—just toss in a load as part of your normal routine.
Secondary Bedrooms Wing
As you move toward the front of the house, you’ll reach a cluster of three secondary bedrooms. This wing offers both privacy and connection, which works well for families or guests.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 sits just off the foyer, with windows that look out over the front porch. The closet is generous for a secondary room, and the space works well as a guest room, office, or even a cozy den, depending on what you need.
Bedroom 3
Further down the hall, Bedroom 3 is a bit more private. The size is similar to Bedroom 2, with its own closet and easy access to the shared bath.
This space could easily be a child’s room, nursery, or dedicated workspace.
Bedroom 4
At the end of the wing, Bedroom 4 is a little larger and feels extra quiet.
The closet is slightly bigger, which might make this the room older kids want most.
It’s flexible enough to change as your needs evolve.
Bath (Secondary)
Bedrooms 3 and 4 share a full bath, centrally located for convenience. The space is organized with a combination tub and shower, a long vanity, and a linen closet.
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Everything is accessible while still feeling private, which helps keep busy mornings smooth.
Guest/Secondary Bath
Between Bedroom 2 and the common areas, there’s another full bathroom. I noticed the designer fit in a practical layout here: walk-in shower, vanity, and plenty of storage, all without wasting space.
Having this bath near both the entry and secondary bedrooms is a thoughtful feature for guests or overnight visitors.
Garages
Now, here’s where this home really stands out. The main garage fits two vehicles and opens directly into the kitchen area.
This makes unloading groceries simple, even in bad weather. The garage is deep enough for extra storage or hobbies, so it’s more than just a parking spot.
Then there’s the RV garage—it’s huge, with 16-foot ceilings and more than 60 feet in length.
Whether you have an RV, boat, or a classic car project, this space is a dream for anyone who loves adventure or tinkering.
Pantry and Coffee Bar
Just off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry offers loads of storage for bulk groceries, small appliances, and snacks. Next to it, the dedicated coffee bar gives you a spot for your espresso machine or tea setup, keeping your main counters clear and routines easy.
Stairs and Connecting Hallway
Near the laundry, the stairwell connects the main house to the bonus spaces above the garage. This area keeps the main floor open, while still giving access to a whole new zone upstairs.
Upstairs: Bonus Room
Go upstairs and you’ll find the bonus room above the main garage. This is a true flex space that can be a rec room, home office, art studio, or teen hangout.
The size allows for multiple uses at once, with enough wall space for entertainment centers, shelving, or even a creative workspace.
I love that this room sits a bit apart from the rest of the house, so it can handle noise or mess without affecting your main living areas.
Upstairs Bath
Convenience continues upstairs with a full bath that includes its own shower. This makes it possible to use the bonus room as a guest suite or an independent living area for older kids or long-term visitors.
There’s also a large closet, so storage is never a problem.
Upstairs Linen
A dedicated linen closet is placed near the upstairs bath. With towels and bedding right where you need them, there’s no need to trek downstairs for supplies.
Upstairs Hall and Overlook
At the top of the stairs, a short hall connects the bonus room, bath, and storage.
The layout here is easy to navigate, and the sense of privacy and versatility really stands out.
I can imagine this level adapting over time—maybe a home gym one year and a guest space the next.
Every space in this home serves a purpose. From the sprawling garages to private bedroom suites and the flexible bonus room, you get both practicality and a real sense of place.
This home is built for day-to-day living and for those special moments—gatherings that spill outside, cozy nights by the fireplace, and peaceful mornings on the porch.
With just the right mix of openness, privacy, and charm, I think it’s a place you’ll enjoy in every season.
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