The Roger Morales Barndo – 4 Bedroom Modern Barn Home Plan (5,790 sq. ft.)

Total heated living area across the entire plan.

Plus a flexible office/guest room.

Plus a separate garage/shop structure.

The kitchen, dining room, and living room are arranged as connected gathering spaces. The open layout encourages natural interaction between cooking, dining, and relaxation zones, while large common areas support everyday family activities and larger gatherings with intuitive movement throughout the home.

A spacious kitchen provides an efficient setting for daily cooking and larger meal preparation. Its direct connection to the dining and living areas creates convenient circulation, and a dedicated pantry adds valuable storage for groceries, small appliances, and household supplies to keep countertops clear and the kitchen organized.

The main living spaces flow directly toward large covered patio areas. These outdoor spaces provide additional room for dining, relaxing, and entertaining without exposure to direct sun or rain, enhancing the home’s suitability for gatherings and reinforcing the relaxed country-living character typical of barndominium designs.

The primary bedroom creates a comfortable private retreat separated from the home’s main gathering areas. Its generous proportions provide flexibility for varied furniture arrangements and personal use, while its placement within the single-story layout ensures privacy with easy access to the rest of the home.

A dedicated office/guest room adds meaningful versatility to the floor plan. It can function as a home office, study, hobby room, or additional sleeping space depending on the household’s current needs, making the plan well-suited for changing lifestyles such as remote work, growing families, or visiting guests.

A separate laundry room provides an organized, contained area for household chores and associated storage. Its dedicated placement keeps utility functions separate from the main entertaining and living areas, contributing to a cleaner overall layout and more practical daily household management.

A separate mechanical area organizes the home’s essential systems — HVAC, water, electrical — in a single accessible location. Keeping mechanical functions distinct from living areas contributes to a cleaner floor plan and provides convenient access for routine maintenance and servicing without disruption to occupied spaces.

The plan accommodates three vehicles in the primary garage, with a separate garage/shop structure providing additional room for vehicles, equipment, tools, storage, or workshop activities. This dual-structure approach makes the design particularly practical for homeowners who require workspace beyond what a conventional attached garage can offer.

Four bedrooms plus a dedicated office/guest room provide enough private space for larger households.

The open-concept living area supports shared daily routines, while the primary suite's separation from secondary bedrooms maintains privacy for adults.

The half bathroom also reduces competition for the two full baths during busy mornings.

The three-vehicle garage combined with the separate garage/shop structure provides significant covered workspace.

Homeowners who maintain vehicles, operate equipment, pursue woodworking, or run small service operations from home will find the dual-structure setup functionally well-matched to those needs.

The large covered patios and single-story layout are well-suited to rural and semi-rural sites where outdoor living is a priority.

The 4:12 roof pitch and slab foundation are compatible with a wide range of Texas and southern U.S. site conditions.

The plan's footprint — 60' × 40' for the main residence — is appropriate for larger lot sizes typical of country properties.

The plan lists a total heated living area of 5,790 square feet, with the first floor alone listed at 2,400 sq. ft. Buyers should confirm how the total figure is calculated, as it may include the separate garage/shop structure in addition to the main residence. Square footage should be verified with the plan provider before purchasing or permitting.

The Roger Morales Barndo is designed on a slab foundation. Alternative foundation options — including pier-and-beam or crawl space configurations — are available through an alternative foundation consultation, particularly for sites with specific soil conditions, code requirements, or homeowner preferences.

The plan accommodates three vehicles in the primary garage and includes a separate garage/shop structure that can be used for additional vehicles, equipment storage, tools, or workshop activities. Exact dimensions of the garage/shop structure are not specified in the plan data and should be confirmed with the plan provider.

Yes. Right-reading reverse plans are available as a modification option. This allows the floor plan to be mirrored horizontally to accommodate lot orientation, driveway placement, street-facing elevation preferences, or other site-specific requirements. This modification must be requested at the time of plan purchase.

The plan is part of a catalog that includes barndominium kits and barndominium kits for sale, with pricing available to assist homeowners in planning and budgeting. Prospective buyers interested in a kit-based construction approach should contact the plan provider directly to confirm current kit availability, pricing, and package inclusions.

The plan offers five categories of customization: right-reading reverse plans, conversion to 2×6 exterior wall framing, comprehensive material list packages, custom designer modifications, and alternative foundation consultations. These options allow adaptation for regional codes, site conditions, energy goals, and household programming needs.