5-Bed Barndominium House Plan with Open Concept Kitchen
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
You have two options for modifying this house plan:
1. Order modifications from the original architect. Purchase the modified Digital Concept and send it to your local architect to prepare the Construction Documents.
2. Work with your local architect. Purchase the original Digital Concept without modifications, then ask your local architect to make the changes and prepare the Construction Documents.
Plan 68905R is a 4-bedroom 2-story house plan that wraps 1727 ft² of living space in a clean, modern farmhouse silhouette beneath a steep gable roof. Contemporary and European influences shape the facade, where fiber cement products meet smooth stucco and the ridge runs parallel to the street. The roof is pitched at 10/12 (40°), and a skylight draws daylight deep into the interior. The house measures 37'5" wide and 33'2" deep, with a height of 23'5", a compact footprint for a single-family home with this much room.
The entry leads into an open floor plan that joins the large family room and the kitchen in one generous space, so cooking, homework and conversation happen side by side. Floor-to-ceiling windows and other large windows connect the living area with the outdoors, and on winter afternoons the low sun reaches far across the floor. The kitchen is planned for real daily use. A walk-in pantry keeps supplies out of sight, and a breakfast nook framed by a corner window makes a bright, quiet place for the first coffee of the day.
The bedrooms are clustered together, with the master bedroom on the second floor, which keeps the family close at night. Two full bathrooms and a half bath serve the household. The laundry is also on the second floor, right where clothes and linens are used, so baskets no longer travel up and down the stairs. An in-law suite gives parents, grandparents or long-term guests a room of their own, and a separate utility room keeps the mechanical systems apart from the living spaces.
Out back, a covered rear porch extends the family room outdoors and offers a sheltered spot for summer meals or a calm evening. The house stands on strip footings and is designed without a basement; it is also available with a slab foundation. The exterior walls are built of autoclaved aerated concrete, with clay block or wood frame construction available on request. The plan does not include a garage. With its open concept, generous glazing and a well-organized upper floor, this 4 bedroom house plan gives a growing family a bright, practical and refined home.
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