There’s something undeniably appealing about a home that makes you feel welcome before you even walk inside.
This barndominium blends contemporary mountain style with ranch practicality, and as soon as you pull into the sweeping driveway, you can sense the warmth.
The crisp white siding, stone details, and rustic timber posts give it both charm and confidence.
Come with me for a tour.
You’ll see how thoughtful planning and design make every inch of these 3,188 square feet feel like it just fits.
Specifications:
- 3,188 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The front porch is more than a place to kick off muddy boots. With its wide span, cathedral ceiling, and a swing just begging for a lazy afternoon, this is where the home’s personality starts to show.
You might find yourself lingering here, enjoying the breeze or chatting with a neighbor. I love how the timber accents and stone base create a grounded, inviting first impression.
Foyer
As you enter, you won’t find yourself squeezed into a narrow hallway. Instead, there’s an easy transition as the space opens up, giving you a glimpse of the great room ahead.
Natural light from the big windows spills across the floor, and the open layout draws you in, promising comfort and space to breathe.
Great Room
The great room features soaring cathedral ceilings that make everything feel expansive. There’s plenty of space for cozy evenings or for hosting a crowd of friends.
Positioned between the dining area and the front porch, this becomes the spot where everyone naturally gathers.
The windows along the back wall frame views of the covered porch and whatever scenery lies beyond, whether that’s mountains, a meadow, or open sky.
I think the flow here works really well, with enough definition between spaces to keep things organized.
Dining
Just a few steps away, the dining area sits beneath the same cathedral ceiling. It feels special without being cut off or overly formal.
There’s space for a big table for family meals or holiday gatherings. What stands out is how the dining area sits between the great room and the kitchen, making it easy to serve dinner or grab a quick breakfast.
It’s practical for daily life, but still feels like a treat when you want to entertain.
Kitchen
The kitchen is set neatly to one side of the main area, but never feels isolated.
The layout is efficient, with the refrigerator and pantry along the back wall, and plenty of counter space lining two sides.
A big window above the sink lets in natural light, so you’re not staring at a blank wall while you cook.
I like how the design keeps the kitchen open to the dining and great room, but includes enough separation to help contain the usual kitchen mess.
The island (with optional seating) is perfect for quick breakfasts or helping kids with homework while you prep dinner.
Bedroom 2
Toward the front of the house, Bedroom 2 is set apart for privacy. It has its own closet and easy access to the central living areas, making it ideal for kids, guests, or even a home office.
The room’s generous size means you don’t have to sacrifice light or space. I noticed the designer placed it close to the main bath for everyday convenience.
Main Bath
The main bath sits just outside Bedroom 2, featuring all the essentials: sink, toilet, and a shower/tub combo. This setup keeps everything within reach, allowing guests or family to access it easily without walking through the more private parts of the home.
Master Bedroom (M. Bed)
Positioned in its own corner, the master suite offers a true retreat. The bedroom is spacious enough for a king bed and a seating area if you want one.
Large windows let in plenty of morning light. What I appreciate most is the separation from the rest of the house, giving it a calm and private feel.
Master Bath (M. Bath)
In the master bath, you’ll find a large tile shower, a double vanity, and a soaking tub for unwinding at the end of the day.
The flow leads directly into a walk-in closet that’s big enough to keep everything neatly organized and out of sight.
This suite really works for anyone who wants a peaceful escape within their own home.
Walk-In Closet (WIC)
The master suite’s walk-in closet is long and deep, providing plenty of shelving and hanging space.
I think you’ll appreciate having room to organize by season, color, or style. This practical feature just makes daily life feel smoother.
Bedroom 3
Across from the great room, Bedroom 3 has its own entry off the main hallway.
With a decent-sized closet and privacy from the main living areas, it’s a comfortable spot for family or guests.
It’s located near the secondary bath and laundry, making everything easily accessible.
Bath
The secondary bath next to Bedroom 3 includes a sink, toilet, and tub/shower combo. It’s designed with accessibility in mind, so it’s easy to reach from both the bedroom and the living areas.
The layout keeps traffic moving smoothly, even on busy mornings.
Laundry
Heading toward the garage side of the house, you’ll come to the laundry room. There’s space for both a washer and dryer, with room left over for sorting, folding, or installing built-in cabinets.
I find that features like this become more valuable as life gets busier. There’s also a door leading directly to the garage, making it simple to handle muddy clothes or unload groceries.
Garage
The garage stretches wide, with three bays and stylish glass doors. If you need room for multiple cars, a workshop, or extra storage for bikes and gear, you’ll find it here.
The entrance connects directly to the main living space, so you’re always close to the action.
Large doors let in plenty of natural light, making the space feel open and usable.
Rear Covered Porch
From the dining area, you can walk out onto a covered porch that runs nearly the full width of the house.
The cathedral ceilings continue the sense of openness, and the space is big enough for both dining and lounging.
I can picture weekends here, with a grill, a big table, and a few rocking chairs.
What I really like is how this porch connects directly to the kitchen and dining area, making it easy to move between indoors and out.
Bedroom 4
On the far right wing of the house, Bedroom 4 stands out for its privacy.
It comes with its own walk-in closet and sits next to a dedicated bath, making it feel like a suite all its own.
I noticed its location near the mechanical room and laundry makes it ideal for guests who want space or for a teenager looking for a bit of independence.
Bath (Bedroom 4 Side)
The bath beside Bedroom 4 features double sinks, a tub/shower combo, and direct access from both the hallway and the bedroom. This setup is perfect for busy mornings or when multiple guests are staying, offering plenty of room for everyone.
Secondary Laundry
A second laundry area sits right next to Bedroom 4. This is a huge help for big families, houseguests, or anyone who wants to keep things efficient.
I think you’ll love being able to manage bedding or extra laundry without making a long trek across the house.
Mechanical Room (Mech.)
The mechanical room sits beside the laundry, out of the way but still easy to access for routine maintenance.
It might not be glamorous, but it’s essential. Having it so close to the secondary laundry and Bedroom 4 keeps things practical and organized.
Living Room (Right Wing)
Beyond the second laundry area, there’s another living room. This space is generously sized, with a wide layout that’s perfect for movie nights, game tables, or even a home gym.
Large windows and an exterior door bring in plenty of light and offer quick access to the covered porch outside.
If you want a home where everyone has room to spread out, this feature is a major plus.
Dining (Right Wing)
Just off the living room, you’ll find a second dining area. It’s a bit smaller and more intimate than the main dining space, and perfect for breakfast, crafts, or casual meals.
Being close to the right wing kitchen means snacks and coffee are always nearby. I think this flexible space would become a favorite for both everyday use and special occasions.
Kitchen (Right Wing)
The secondary kitchen is compact but efficient. You’ll have a refrigerator, dishwasher, and stove, plus just enough counter space for prep work.
This setup works really well for in-laws, as a nanny suite, or for long-term guests.
I like that it offers independence and privacy while still staying connected to the rest of the home.
Walk-In Closet (Right Wing)
Just off Bedroom 4, there’s a second walk-in closet. This isn’t just a small add-on closet—it’s substantial enough for a serious wardrobe or for storing extra linens and supplies.
Having two large walk-ins in the home is something you’ll value more and more over time.
Right Side Covered Porch
At the far end, another covered porch mirrors the one in back. It’s shaded, roomy, and makes a great spot for morning coffee or a quiet evening outdoors.
With convenient access from both the living room and Bedroom 4 side, it keeps everyone connected to the outdoors.
As you make your way through each space and hallway, you can tell this home was created with real life in mind.
The rooms are flexible, connections between spaces make sense, and you get the sense that you can adapt as your needs change.
No matter if you’re hosting a big family gathering or seeking a quiet retreat, this layout gives you room to grow, relax, and enjoy every day.
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