Garrison House Plan | 3 Bedroom Barndominium with Large Garage
Garrison House Plan | 3 Bedroom Barndominium with Large Garage
Garrison House Plan
The Garrison is a single-story modern barndominium-style home designed by Buckeye Plans, pairing a spacious residential layout with a large attached garage and covered porch areas.
Plan highlights:
- 2,493 sq. ft. living area
- 1,521 sq. ft. garage
- 607 sq. ft. porch area
- 3 bedrooms plus a dedicated office
- 2 full bathrooms plus 1 half bathroom
- Large open kitchen and living area
- Walk-in pantry, laundry room, mudroom, storage and multiple closets
- Vaulted living area with 9 ft. ceilings throughout much of the home
- 12 ft. garage ceiling
- Attached garage connected through a breezeway
What the Digital Plan Set Includes
This downloadable plan package is prepared on 24 x 36 sheets and includes:
- Exterior elevations showing all sides of the home
- Dimensioned floor plan with room layouts and key dimensions
- Foundation layout with slab/frost-footing design-intent details
- Door schedule and window schedule
- Roof framing and roof plan information
- Electrical layout with lighting, receptacles and panel locations
- Rough-in plumbing layout
- Ceiling notes, room labels, porch/breezeway layout and construction notes
Need Changes? We Customize Our Plans.
This plan does not have to stay exactly as shown. Buckeye Plans offers plan modification and custom design services so you can adjust dimensions, room layouts, garage configuration, exterior features, doors, windows, finishes and other design elements. You work directly with the designer/creator of the plan rather than being passed through a generic plan marketplace.
Material Packages & Prefab Options
We can also help take the project beyond the blueprint set. Ask Buckeye Plans about project-specific material packages, exterior shell packages and prefab wall kit options. Availability and scope are quoted separately based on the project location, final design and selected materials.
Important Plan Notes
These drawings are provided for design intent and layout. Structural components, foundations, beams, headers, connections and load paths must be verified by a licensed professional engineer when required by the local jurisdiction. Local building departments may require site-specific engineering, energy documentation or other permit documents. Contractors should verify field dimensions and local requirements before ordering materials or beginning construction.
Digital product: No physical plan set is shipped.