Diamond Creek Barndominium 22024 occupies a footprint of 101 ft in width and 65 ft 5 in in depth, providing 2,142 sq ft of heated living space. This one-story design utilizes a 3-car front-load garage spanning 1,610 sq ft, ensuring ample vehicle storage while maintaining a wide, low-profile aesthetic characteristic of modern barndominium construction. The structure reaches a maximum building height of 28 ft 3.75 in, supported by an 8:12 roof pitch.

The main level centers on an open-concept living core where the family room utilizes vaulted volume ceilings to increase vertical scale. This space integrates a keeping room and a kitchen equipped with a large island and a walk-in pantry. The floor plan prioritizes a split-bedroom configuration, placing the primary suite on the main level to ensure separation from the secondary bedrooms. A dedicated first-floor laundry room connects to the primary suite, providing direct access for household management.

An 879 sq ft unfinished basement with 10 ft 1 in ceilings adds significant square footage for future expansion or storage requirements. The transition from indoor to outdoor living is facilitated by a covered front porch, a back porch, and a dedicated deck area. These exterior zones extend the usable footprint of the home, allowing for increased airflow and natural light penetration into the primary living spaces.

Construction specifications include 10 ft ceiling heights throughout the main level to enhance the interior volume and sightlines. The foundation supports both the primary living area and the walkout basement, allowing for terrain adaptability. The 3-car garage layout is oriented for front-load access, which optimizes the driveway utility and site coverage on wider lots.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, first-floor primary suite, vaulted ceiling, keeping room, walk-in pantry, 3-car front-load garage, unfinished walkout basement, covered front and back porches, 8:12 roof pitch.

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