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Similar to modern farmhouse designs, barndominium plans feel both timeless and contemporary. Barndominium floor plans feature simple, rustic exteriors, perhaps with a gambrel roof or (of course) barn doors.
While the term barndominium is often used to refer to a metal building, this collection showcases mostly traditional wood-framed house plans with the rustic look of pole barn house plans. Some designs do feature metal (PEMB) or post and beam framing, so be sure to review the product detail page carefully, and let us know if you have any questions.
So do these barn house plans actually have stalls for horses, hay, and tractors? Actually, some of them do! Most of them simply draw inspiration from barn style house plans with rustic elements (no hay needed). Open-concept layouts inside give a contemporary vibe, especially when combined with luxurious amenities such as spa-like master bathrooms and large kitchen islands. So if you want the look of a country farmhouse with modern elements, check out these home plans.
One-story barndominium plans (aka ranch barndominium plans) are typically small to medium in size, and are appreciated by anyone seeking to avoid stairs. Need a luxurious, sprawling five-bedroom single-story design? We have a few of those too!
Small, simple, and tiny barndominium designs tend to be best for people working on a tight budget, or empty-nesters who are seeking to downsize. These plans may be small in size, but many offer striking curb appeal and cool design choices, like modern open layouts and airy vaulted ceilings, both of which can help a small home feel bigger than it actually is.
Two-story barndominium designs typically work best if you're looking for extra square footage, or if you're planning to build on a narrow lot. Two-story barndo layouts often present lofts, which can be used as a kids' play area, a homework space, an office, or something else.
Car and gadget enthusiasts will likely appreciate our barndo plans with shops collection. If you're the ultimate garage fan, consider selecting a design that sports a shop and a regular-sized garage. Yep, we've got a few designs like that too!
Think you might need extra space at a later date? Check out our curated collection of barndominium plans with basements. Basements can be finished own the road if and when extra space is needed. They're also known for acting as game rooms, dens, and can sometimes feature one or more secondary bedrooms.
