Many barndominium home plans feature spacious garages, but you can also build a barndo that does not feature a garage at all. Barndo plans without garage are trending right now. We’re going to show you a few of our favorites in this post, but first, let’s go over some of the benefits of barndo house plans without garages.
Why Build a Barndominium Without a Garage?
- More heated square footage for living space. Giving less square footage to the garage gives you the option of creating bigger living spaces or additional rooms inside your house. Not everyone needs a huge garage, and it may be more valuable for you to allocate the space to other things.
- Additional landscaping possibilities. If you prefer, you could leave the space open for outdoor living instead of turning it into additional heated square footage. Enjoy a larger lawn or garden.
- Cut costs. It doesn’t make sense to spend additional time and money constructing a garage that you are not going to use. You can make your project more cost-efficient by eliminating the unnecessary garage.
- There is always the option for a separate garage. You can build a detached garage on your property instead of connecting it to the house. Some people may prefer this to help keep the noise down, etc.
Featured Barndominium House Plans Without Garages
Now that you know some of the benefits of a barndominium without a garage, you are ready to check out some of our recommended home plans.
PL-62301 Luna Barndominium House Plan
The Luna Barndominium is a beautiful plan featuring 1,683 square feet of heated space, 3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. It is a single story plan with a vaulted ceiling above the combined kitchen and living room.
On one side of the living room and kitchen is the master bedroom, as well as the master bathroom, master closet, and dressing room. The laundry and pantry are also located on this side of the house.
On the other side of the living room and kitchen, you will find a second and third bedroom. Each one has a walk-in closet, which is a nice luxury. They share a bathroom and vanity.
In fact, walk-in closets for every bedroom are a great example of what you can do when you put more space toward the living area of a home instead of a garage. And at just under 1,700 square feet, this house retains a modest footprint, which is great if your budget is limited, you have a small property to build on, or you just prefer a smaller home.
The Luna also is great for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. It has a large covered front porch, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.