Plan 22234B · Barndominium · 2,588 sq ft

What will it cost to build Plan 22234B where you live?

Two stories of open living under one simple roofline — with a 1,648 sq ft six-car RV garage, an office, a loft, and a true outdoor living room.

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Barndominium 22234B elevation
Plan 22234B 3 bed · 3.5 bath · 2 story
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The plan · 22234B

A modern barndominium with room for every vehicle you own

The Blackberry Farm (Mascord plan 22234B) puts 2,588 square feet of living space beside one of the most capable garages in any plan catalog: six bays and 1,648 sq ft with RV-height storage. The main level carries the open living core, a den, office, and mud room; upstairs adds 776 sq ft including a loft. A covered front porch, covered patio, and dedicated outdoor living room extend the plan outdoors, all under the barndominium’s characteristically simple 6-in-12 roofline on a 62-by-94-foot footprint.

Heated area
2,588 sq ft
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3.5
Stories
2
Garage
6-car, Under Main Roof
Width × Depth
62' × 94'
Garage area
1,648 sq ft
Roof pitch
6:12

Plan highlights

  • ◆ 2,588 sq ft on two levels — open core, den, office, loft, and mud room
  • ◆ Six-car, 1,648 sq ft garage with RV bay
  • ◆ Covered front porch, covered patio, and an outdoor living room
  • ◆ 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths plus a powder room
  • ◆ Simple 6:12 roofline — classic barndominium massing
  • ◆ 62′ × 94′ footprint

Before you break ground

This plan's best features are the easy ones to under-budget

Barndominium budgets hinge on what sits beside the living space, and the Blackberry Farm makes that vivid: the RV garage approaches the size of the main living level itself. The simple roofline and stacked second floor work in the budget’s favor — the garage program and the outdoor rooms are where this plan’s cost personality lives.

The RV garage sets the tone

At 1,648 sq ft with six bays and RV height, the garage is nearly as large as the main living level. Garage space prices well below finished area, but tall walls, big doors, and a long slab make this the plan’s largest single variable.

A simple roof over a two-story core

Stacking 776 sq ft upstairs under one straightforward 6:12 roofline keeps foundation and roof area efficient for the size — the barndominium form working as intended.

Three outdoor rooms

The covered porch, covered patio, and outdoor living room are each real structure, itemized by class in a cost report — and the outdoor living room in particular moves with finish and feature choices.

Flex spaces multiply finish decisions

Den, office, and loft are where Good-to-Custom selections compound — flooring, built-ins, and trim across many rooms rather than one great room.

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Finish level
2,588 sq ft
1,648 sq ft
350 sq ft

Illustrative starting range · Better

$436,000 – $558,000

≈ $170 – $215 / heated sq ft

Starting illustration. Ranges cover the house itself; garage and outdoor spaces are priced separately. These use round national figures — enter your ZIP above to localize the range to your market.

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