barndominium with shop - Barndominium Floor Plans (2024)

Modern Farmhouse B 50′ x 60′ – 3 bedroom – 2 bathroom (2,810 sq ft main living 29′ x 29′ shop)

Our Modern Farmhouse Barndominium Plans are very popular. Some people remove the lofts while others change the layout of the loft. Other changes to the floor plans include:

Adding a 4th bedroom instead of a side porch.
Flipping the Master Suite and Office to move the Master to the back
Expanding the garage to be the same width as the home.
Moving the garage to be flush with the top or bottom wall.
Removing the office to expand the Master Suite.

Clementine 50′ x 65′ – 5 bedroom – 3 bathroom (3,250 sq ft living 40′ x 35′ shop)

Clementine 5 bedroom 3 bath Barndominium Floor Plan. 3,250 sq. ft. living area, 40’x35′ shop

TheClementinefloor plan is another variation of theIsabella, where the living space is mirrored back to front and a hallway has been added to give access to the backyard. Additionally, the shop is sized at 40-feet wide to add geometry to this long 100-foot home.

The 10-foot wide front porch runs the entire 65-foot length topping the front French doors with a gabled entryway! Colorful rocking or Adirondack chairs would be stunning lined up across this porch!

The mudroom features a pet washing station that could be expanded to be a walk-in shower for large dogs or replaced with a laundry/hand washing sink conveniently located just inside the shop.

The large utility room houses a washer and dryer with expansive counter space.

Clementine Ver 3 50′ x 65′ – 3 to 4 bedroom – 3 bath (3,250 sq ft living 50′ x 35′ shop)

Clementine V3 3 or 4 Bedroom 3 Bath 3,250 sq. ft. Barndominium Floor Plan

Version 3 has an updated kitchen layout with a larger pantry and including a rectangular island.
One of the bathrooms has been moved next to the pantry for more counter space in the kitchen.
The garage is the same width as the living area giving you 1,750 sq ft.
Optional Stairs are shown in the shop for storage above some of the living areas.

Jasmine 40′ x 50′ – 3 bedroom – 2 bathroom (2,000 sq ft living 40′ x 40′ shop)

Jasmine 40×90 Barndominium Floor Plan 3 Bed 2 Bath 2,000 sq ft living area

Jasmine is a spacious 2000 square foot floor plan. The master suite has a 5-piece bathroom. Would you keep the large shower or have a smaller shower and a larger closet?

The kitchen features a pantry and an island that could have seating along the 8′ side.

The shop is set up with dual garage doors allowing pull-through RV, boat, or trailer storage.

Scarlett 40′ x 30′ – 2 bedroom -2 bathroom (1,200 sq ft living 40′ x 30′ shop)

TheScarlettis a40×60 barndominium floor plan with a shop and offers two bedrooms with walk-in closets and two full bathrooms. The laundry closet is conveniently located by the bedrooms. The layout is ideal for a loft over the bedrooms and bathrooms. A vaulted ceiling in the great room with exposed ductwork would give a modern industrial look.

We also have this plan with the Living area mirrored from top to bottom and can mirror the plan from left to right if you would like the garage on the other side. If you would like to modify this plan contact us and let us know what you would like changed.

An optional front porch would warmly welcome guests.

Ambrose 30′ x 42′ – 2 bedroom -2 bathroom (1,260 sq ft living 30′ x 28′ shop)

TheAmbrosefeatures a laundry/mud room and a large living room. An optional wrap-around porch and sliding doors would add light and immense character.

Autumn 40′ x 20′ – 2 bedroom -1 bathroom (800 sq ft living 40′ x 40′ shop)

TheAutumn features compact living space perfect for a guest house or a luxurious “tiny house” feel. This plan is ideal for a loft, either adding a bonus room or more bedrooms and bathrooms. Endless options.

Elaine 40′ x 40′- 3 bedroom – 2 bathroom (1,600 sq ft living 40′ x 40′ shop)

TheElaine floor plan provides three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The kitchen features a large island with seating. The pull-through shop is generously sized at 1600 square feet to house all of your toys. The front door is uniquely located on the width of the barndominium to offer an option for narrow properties. With customization, the front door may be moved to the other side of the living room.

Levi 40′ x 50′ – 4 bedroom – 2 bathroom (2,000 sq ft living 40′ x 30′ shop)

TheLevi is a spacious 2000 square foot floor plan. The master suite has a dreamy 5-piece bathroom. The laundry/mud room could have a counter for folding laundry or a bench and hooks. The kitchen features a walk-in pantry and a giant island that could have seating or a vegetable sink or both!

The shop would be ideal for dual garage doors allowing pull-through RV, boat, or trailer storage. Customize the door sizes and locations to accommodate your usage.

Branch 40′ x 40′- 3 bedroom – 2 bathroom (1,600 sq ft living 30′ x 40′ shop)

Branch Barndominium Floor Plan 40 foot wide 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

TheBranch floor plan has 1600 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The 5-piece master bath features a luxurious two-person tub. A large combined laundry room and pantry provide great storage off the kitchen.

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FAQs

40×60 BARNDOMINIUM METAL BUILDING – 2,400 SQUARE FOOT OF CUSTOMIZABLE SPACE. Our 40×60 barndominium steel buildings provide 2,400 square feet of interior space that can be customized to your specifications.

A barndominium, also known as a barndo, is an open concept building, made from either metal or wood, that combines living quarters and a working area. While the midwestern parts of the US tend to use wood frame barndominiums, steel frame barndominiums are more popular in the south and southeast parts of the US.

Cost of Barndominium vs.

The most common estimate asserts that a new barndominium with basic amenities will cost about $30 to $40 per square foot to build, compared to the cost of building a traditional home is around $100 to $200 per square foot.

How big of a barndominium can I build for $200K? On the high end, barndominiums have an average cost of $150 per square foot. At that price, you can estimate a building of around 1,333 square feet for $200,000.

The biggest cost of building a barndominium comes from purchasing and building the metal shell, including the roof, doors, and windows. Other major exterior features that can affect the building cost include: Metal siding.

Insurance can be complicated for barndominium homes. According to Barndominium.org, not all insurers cover barndos, especially if they're mixed-use instead of residential only, and those that do might have barndo-specific policies.

Barndominiums normally retain their resale value and may even increase in value gradually, although more slowly than a standard home. However, these homes are still rare in some parts of the country, and it may be challenging to get an accurate appraisal in an area where there are few.

A shouse (shop house) is an innovative architectural concept that blends the utility of a workspace, such as a workshop, garage, or studio, with the comfort and functionality of a traditional home. With their increasing popularity, more and more people are opting for shouses as their preferred living arrangement.

Constructed with metal, a barndo offers superior protection from severe weather. The steel structure of a steel barndominium has a higher wind resistance than a conventional wood frame home. While the metal integrity of your home can endure a tornado, the windows and doors may not.

Written by HomeAdvisor. Barndominiums cost between $120,000 and $540,000, with an average 2,400-square-foot barndominium costing $300,000 to build. The total cost to build a barndominium can vary significantly depending on the size, how much of the work you do yourself, and the finishes you choose.

Pros of barndominiums include a cheaper cost, fully customizable space, and lower maintenance. They're also highly durable with lots of extra room and are a more eco-friendly housing option. Meanwhile, cons include higher upfront costs, difficulties finding financing, and not all cities allow them.