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There’s something about this barndominium farmhouse that immediately draws you in. It feels spacious without being overwhelming, and each area is thoughtfully designed for both busy families and those who love quiet moments.
With 5 bedrooms and 3,217 square feet, this home stretches over two levels and includes plenty of unique features.
The layout flows easily from one space to the next, making daily routines simple while encouraging you to spend time in your favorite spots.
Specifications:
- 3,217 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
One of the first things you’ll notice is the covered porch running almost the entire length of the front.
It’s much more than a place to wipe your boots. Picture yourself relaxing out here in a rocking chair, protected from rain or harsh sun, catching up with neighbors, or just enjoying the view.
This porch really sets the tone for the farmhouse style.
Entry to Great Room
Coming through the front door, you’re welcomed by the great room’s open atmosphere. Vaulted ceilings and a gas fireplace create a cozy focal point.
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Double doors let in loads of natural light and connect your gaze back to the porch.
I can easily imagine movie nights, holiday gatherings, or quiet evenings here. The open feel between indoors and outdoors gives the main living area a warm, expansive vibe, which I really appreciate.
Eat-In Kitchen
The kitchen sits just off the great room, set up for real-life use. There’s a large island with a breakfast bar that’s perfect for quick meals or lingering over coffee.
Countertops and appliances are arranged for smooth workflow, with the range, fridge, and sink all within reach.
The eat-in layout places the dining area right in the kitchen, making meals easy and social.
Pantry
Next to the kitchen, you’ll find a pantry that keeps food storage tucked away but easily accessible.
With dedicated shelving, it’s simple to keep everything organized. If you like to stock up on staples or entertain often, this space is more valuable than it might seem at first.
Master Suite
Down the hall, the master suite gives you a private retreat. This area is more than just a bedroom.
The room is spacious and filled with natural light, and the walk-in closet is generous enough to simplify wardrobe changes.
When you need to recharge, you can close the door and truly unwind.
Master Bath
Connected to the master suite, the master bath feels like a little getaway. There’s a freestanding tub for relaxing soaks, a separate tiled shower for busy mornings, and a double vanity to help keep the morning routine stress-free.
A linen cabinet ensures towels and toiletries are always right where you need them. I like how everything you need is close by, without clutter.
Closet
The master closet links the bedroom and the bath, making it easy to move between these spaces.
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With nearly 16 feet of hanging space, you have more than enough room for everyday clothes and special outfits.
If you care about organization or just need extra storage, you’ll love this feature.
Laundry / Mudroom
From the master area, you can enter the laundry and mudroom. This space isn’t just for chores.
You’ll find spots for laundry appliances, benches for changing shoes, and hooks for coats. It’s a practical transition area, especially after you’ve been outside or returned from errands.
I believe keeping the mess contained here is essential for any farmhouse.
Storage / Mechanical
Right next to the mudroom is a dedicated storage and mechanical room. This is where you can keep tools, seasonal decorations, and home systems out of sight.
By having this area separate, the rest of the house stays tidy and clutter-free.
Garage / Shop
The attached garage and shop is a true bonus. With 30 by 30 feet of space, there’s plenty of room for vehicles, bikes, lawn equipment, and even a workbench for projects.
Direct access to the mudroom means unloading groceries or gear is easy, no matter the weather.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Inside the main house, the other bedrooms are grouped on the opposite side, which helps with privacy.
Bedrooms two and three sit near the staircase, while bedrooms four and five are set farther back in their own corner.
Each bedroom includes its own closet and easy access to bathrooms, making them ideal for kids, guests, or even a home office.
Kid’s Living
What stands out to me is the kid’s living area placed right between the secondary bedrooms.
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This isn’t just a hallway; it’s a true flex space. Kids can play, study, or hang out here without needing the main great room.
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For families, having this kind of buffer is invaluable. It helps keep noise down and lets everyone spread out comfortably.
Bath (Near Bedrooms 2 & 3)
Between bedrooms two and three, there’s a full bath with a double vanity and a private area for the toilet and tub. More than one person can get ready at once, which is a big help during morning rushes with kids or guests.
Bath (Near Bedrooms 4 & 5)
Near bedrooms four and five, you’ll find another full bath with double sinks. It’s perfectly located to serve this corner of the house, and a linen closet nearby ensures that towels and supplies are always close at hand.
I think having two full baths in the kids’ and guest wing is a practical and thoughtful touch.
Desk Nook
Next to bedroom five, there’s a built-in desk. This spot is ideal for homework, a small hobby station, or checking emails.
Being away from the busiest areas of the house helps keep distractions to a minimum and makes daily routines a bit easier.
Linen Closets
You’ll notice this floor plan includes linen closets for both the master and secondary bedroom areas. That means you’re never far from fresh bedding or towels, which is a convenience you’ll appreciate day to day.
Staircase and Hallways
The staircase, located just off the great room, connects the two levels naturally. Wide hallways help prevent bottlenecks, and the logical flow makes it easy to get to the bedrooms, kitchen, or upstairs spaces.
Upstairs Loft
Upstairs, you reach the loft, which overlooks the great room below and keeps the home feeling open.
This space is flexible—it could serve as a reading nook, a small office, or even a play area.
I like that the upstairs feels connected, yet still offers a sense of retreat.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bonus Room
Next to the loft, the bonus room gives you lots of extra space. At over 17 by 21 feet with sloped ceilings, this area is perfect for a home theater, game room, or yoga studio.
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The unique ceiling shape adds character, making this room feel special and distinct from the rest of the house.
You have plenty of options for how to use it.
Attic Storage
Beside the bonus room is attic storage, which is perfect for things you only need occasionally, like holiday decorations or off-season clothes. Having this dedicated space means your main closets stay organized and clutter-free.
Open to Below
As you walk through the upper level, you can look down over the great room thanks to the open-to-below design. This keeps both floors visually connected, and the upstairs feels bright and airy because light from the main floor windows pours in.
How the Levels Connect
It’s simple to move between the two floors, with the staircase acting as a central anchor.
The main floor is focused on gathering places and private bedrooms, while the upper floor provides extra flexibility for hobbies, work, or guests.
Every area is put to good use, and each transition between spaces feels smooth and natural.
Every part of this home supports real life, from the everyday activities to special occasions.
The thoughtful flow, practical storage, and flexible rooms mean you can really settle in and make it your own.
I think this design will keep working for you as your needs change over time.
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