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When I picture a mountain barndominium, this home really captures the look: rugged, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed.
It brings together the best of rustic and modern styles, with spacious rooms, soaring ceilings, and plenty of porch space for relaxing or entertaining.
The layout covers three full levels, each one offering its own unique features and practical details.
If you enjoy homes where each space feels intentional, you’ll appreciate how these rooms connect and work together.
Specifications:
- 2,962 Heated S.F.
- 3-4 Beds
- 2.5+ – 3.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 5 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Decks and Entry
The first thing you’ll notice is the expansive wraparound porch. There’s an immediate sense of arrival as you walk up to the timber columns and stone accents.
The covered deck runs along the front and around the corner, giving you lots of room for a porch swing or a group gathering as the sun sets.
The covered entry is also practical, perfect for keeping muddy boots and wet coats out of the main living areas.
Entry
Step through the front door and you’ll enter a welcoming foyer. It’s open enough to feel inviting but gives just enough separation to hang your coat or pause before heading inside.
Right from the start, you’ll see that this home is made for daily life—there’s plenty of space for a family or anyone who wants room to move around.
Den
To your right is the den. This flexible space works well as a home office, library, or playroom.
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It’s set apart enough for focusing, but still close to the main areas so you never feel isolated.
I think the natural light in this front corner is fantastic, and with the powder room nearby, it’s handy for quick meetings or a quiet homework spot.
Kitchen
Just beyond the entry, the kitchen anchors the main floor. The large island becomes a gathering spot during get-togethers.
The layout places the fridge, stove, and sink in a practical triangle, and you can see straight into the dining and living rooms.
The walk-in pantry nearby is a huge plus for storing bulk groceries or keeping small appliances out of sight.
Dining
Continue past the kitchen and you’ll reach the dining area, which opens up to the living room.
The high ceilings and big windows let in plenty of daylight. There’s space for a full-sized table for family dinners or holiday meals.
I love how the open layout keeps everyone connected, so you never feel cut off when cooking or cleaning up.
The home feels spacious and inviting.
Living Room
The living room impresses with its two-story ceiling. Picture a large sectional around the fireplace on the far wall, with views of the porch and yard.
Despite the open feel, there’s a real coziness here. The main staircase sits to the side and links all three levels, making it easy to move around.
If you like to keep an eye on the backyard or slip outside for coffee at sunrise, the glass doors to the covered deck are right there for you.
Covered Deck (Main Level)
From the living or dining area, step out onto the sprawling covered deck. With cathedral ceilings above, it almost feels like a room outdoors.
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There’s plenty of space for a grill and outdoor furniture, making it easy to relax or gather with friends.
I can just imagine enjoying long summer evenings here, surrounded by mountain views or open land.
Master Bedroom
Back inside, the master suite is set apart on the main floor for privacy. The room itself is generously sized, offering a comfortable retreat.
Picture soft carpet underfoot and maybe a reading chair by the window. It’s close enough to the living areas for convenience, but you still get that sense of having your own space.
For anyone looking for a peaceful escape at the end of the day, I think this setup is ideal.
Master Bath
A short hallway leads to the master bath, which includes a double vanity, soaking tub, and a large tiled shower with a built-in bench.
The layout gives you space to move, separate his-and-hers sinks, and lots of natural light.
No more bumping elbows during busy mornings or searching for extra towel racks.
Walk-in Closet
Connected to the bathroom, the walk-in closet is extra roomy. It can hold a full wardrobe and then some.
If you like to stay organized, the built-in shelving and hanging areas help keep everything in order.
I really appreciate that the closet connects directly to the laundry room—no more dragging baskets down the hallway.
Laundry
Laundry is simple here, with a laundry room right next to the master closet. There’s counter space for folding, cabinets for supplies, and room for full-sized appliances.
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Everything is on the main level where you need it, not tucked away in a distant basement or garage.
Half Bath (Main Level)
The half bath is conveniently located off the main hallway. It’s perfect for guests or quick cleanups, and you don’t have to walk across the house when you’re busy in the kitchen or den.
Sunroom
Behind the master suite is a sunroom that feels like a real bonus. With three walls of glass and easy access from the bedroom or side yard, this spot is perfect for morning coffee or a peaceful yoga session.
It’s a quiet retreat without leaving home.
Pantry
Between the kitchen and den, you’ll find a surprisingly large pantry. If you love cooking or entertaining, you’ll appreciate having space for bulk groceries, extra dishes, and all those snacks.
There’s even enough room for a second fridge or freezer.
Shop
A standout feature is the massive shop attached to the main house. This area is perfect for woodworking, car projects, or just storing outdoor gear.
The high ceilings and big open bays provide plenty of flexibility. You can access it directly from the main living space, so you don’t have to step outside.
I think anyone with hobbies or a need for extra workspace will love this setup.
Stairs and Main Floor Connections
The main staircase is easy to reach from everywhere on the main level. Getting from the bedrooms upstairs to the living areas or down to the basement is straightforward.
This helps keep everyone connected while still allowing for privacy when needed.
Upstairs Loft
Head upstairs to find a spacious loft that looks down over the living and dining rooms.
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The cathedral ceiling keeps the space bright and open. You could use this area as a playroom, secondary lounge, or homework spot.
It’s great for families needing flexible living space.
Bedrooms 2 and 3
Just off the loft are bedrooms 2 and 3, both with their own walk-in closets.
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The symmetrical design is perfect if you have kids who want things to be fair.
There’s plenty of room for beds, desks, and storage, and the closets are deep enough for all the clothes and gear you might have.
Both bedrooms share access to a full bath down the hall.
Upstairs Bath
The upstairs bath is built for sharing, with a full tub, wide vanity, and lots of elbow room.
It’s well placed to serve both bedrooms and the loft, making mornings easier. I like that it’s set back from the main landing, which adds privacy when guests stay overnight.
Bonus Room
At the far end of the upper level is the bonus room. With a sloped ceiling and over 35 feet of length, the possibilities are wide open.
This could become a home theater, game room, or even a huge art studio. The distance from the bedrooms and loft makes it ideal for noisy activities or late-night movies.
Stairways and Open to Below
As you walk through the upper level, the staircase and loft railings keep everything visually connected.
The open to below design lets you look down into the main gathering spaces, making the whole house feel larger and more connected.
That sense of space and airiness is something I notice right away.
Lower Level: Basement
Head downstairs to the lower level, which runs beneath the main living areas. This space could serve as a second family room, home gym, or a spot for movie nights with friends.
The exposed beams add character and bring out that mountain home vibe.
Wet Bar
In the basement, there’s a wet bar—just right for keeping snacks and drinks handy during parties or game nights. There’s space for a fridge and shelves for glassware, so you don’t have to run upstairs for refills.
Bedroom 4
The fourth bedroom is on the lower level, a perfect spot for guests or an older child who wants extra independence. With its own closet and a built-in desk, it could also work as a quiet home office or study area.
Office
Next to bedroom 4 is an office. This room is set away from the main traffic flow, making it a great choice for remote work or creative projects.
There’s enough space for two desks or a project table, and the window brings in natural light.
Plus, you’re close to both the downstairs bath and the mechanical room.
Lower Level Bath
The basement bathroom is full-sized, with a shower and enough space for guests or anyone using the lower level for an extended time. It’s conveniently placed between the fourth bedroom and the office.
Mechanical Room
All the major home systems are housed in the mechanical room on this level. It’s easy to access for maintenance and offers extra storage as well.
Basement Closet
A sloped closet just off the hallway is a clever use of space. It’s ideal for storing seasonal clothes, sports equipment, or extra cleaning supplies.
Covered Patio (Lower Level)
From the basement, you can step directly out to the covered patio. This is a poured concrete area, great for grilling, relaxing in the shade, or maybe adding a hot tub.
The shelter extends your outdoor living options beyond the upper decks.
Sunroom Slab and Garage Slab
The basement also connects to a sunroom slab and a massive garage slab, both poured concrete.
The sunroom slab is ready for extra customization—think greenhouse, workshop expansion, or more outdoor seating.
The garage slab offers substantial storage or workspace for vehicles, tools, and more.
Every part of this home is designed to flex and fit your life. With so many areas to gather, unwind, or dive into hobbies, it’s easy to picture yourself settling into a comfortable routine here.
If you’re balancing busy family life, working from home, or just want room to create and relax, I think this barndominium gives you the versatility and comfort you need.
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