Barn Style House Plans
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This attractive Barn Style style home truly has the feeling of living in the country (Plan #132-1656). The 2-story home has 2875 square feet of livi...
Barn style houses weren’t always so popular. In fact, just a decade ago, the farmhouse was still a concept being left to the countryside, where the charm came naturally.
But as architecture shifts into modern styles – with geometric lines and a minimalist appeal – more homeowners seek to hold onto, or at least blend in with the rustic charm and warmth of older architectural styles such as barn inspired house plans.
For those looking for a warm home with timeless appeal, view our collection below.
Features of a Barn Style...
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Barn style houses weren’t always so popular. In fact, just a decade ago, the farmhouse was still a concept being left to the countryside, where the charm came naturally.
But as architecture shifts into modern styles – with geometric lines and a minimalist appeal – more homeowners seek to hold onto, or at least blend in with the rustic charm and warmth of older architectural styles such as barn inspired house plans.
For those looking for a warm home with timeless appeal, view our collection below.
Features of a Barn Style House
The features of these homes are what make this style highly desired. These common details include:
- Exposed timber beams
- Gambrel style roof
- A front porch/ wrap-around porch
- Shiplap – either inside the home or used as house siding
- Breakfast nook
- Barn doors
- Laundry / mudroom
- High pitched ceilings
Though these barn house floor plans are similar to the farmhouse category, their exteriors and interiors vary greatly.
If you’re only wanting to dip slightly into the barn house appeal, with a shiplap exterior and a wrap-around porch, then a more contemporary barn house might suit you.
But if you’re hoping for rustic feel, we have several options. In this collection, you’ll find everything from small barn style house plans with a quaint, almost cottage feel to sprawling country homes. Find the exact home you’re looking for, and reach out to our support team with any questions!
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Barn style houses weren’t always so popular. In fact, just a decade ago, the farmhouse was still a concept being left to the countryside, where the charm came naturally.
But as architecture shifts into modern styles – with geometric lines and a minimalist appeal – more homeowners seek to hold onto, or at least blend in with the rustic charm and warmth of older architectural styles such as barn inspired house plans.
For those looking for a warm home with timeless appeal, view our collection below.
Features of a Barn Style House
The features of these homes are what make this style highly desired. These common details include:
- Exposed timber beams
- Gambrel style roof
- A front porch/ wrap-around porch
- Shiplap – either inside the home or used as house siding
- Breakfast nook
- Barn doors
- Laundry / mudroom
- High pitched ceilings
Though these barn house floor plans are similar to the farmhouse category, their exteriors and interiors vary greatly.
If you’re only wanting to dip slightly into the barn house appeal, with a shiplap exterior and a wrap-around porch, then a more contemporary barn house might suit you.
But if you’re hoping for rustic feel, we have several options. In this collection, you’ll find everything from small barn style house plans with a quaint, almost cottage feel to sprawling country homes. Find the exact home you’re looking for, and reach out to our support team with any questions!
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The Barn Style Home Reshapes an Icon of Americana in the 21st Century
Barn Homes Combine Rustic Practicality and Comfort for Today’s Families It wasn’t too long ago when barn conversions were left in the hands of restoration experts and renovation designers. While we all enjoy the sight of a barn as we drive down acres and acres of farm land, not too many of us have given much thought or entertained the idea of a barn as a living space. But much has changed since barn conversions first emerged on the scene. Today, barn style homes have become part of the mainstream architectural landsc
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