Ohio Star

Ohio Star is a single story, 1,943 square foot barndominium built for the way a busy family actually comes and goes. Pull into the attached two car garage and step straight into a real mudroom with lockers on both sides, a laundry room right next to it, and a coat closet, so boots, backpacks and muddy paws stop at the door. From the front, a 46 foot covered porch leads into one open living, dining and kitchen space anchored by a long island with seating for four, plus a walk-in pantry and a powder room tucked off the entry for guests. The primary suite sits in the back corner with a private bath, double vanity, soaking tub and a 10 foot walk-in closet. Bedrooms two and three share a full hall bath, and each has its own closet. Outside it is classic barndo: standing seam metal roof, board and batten siding and timber porch posts, with the garage under its own roofline. Good to know: the front door opens straight into the living room with no formal foyer, the bedrooms are not split, and the garage is sized for vehicles, not a workshop.

The structure is post frame, so the load path is simple and the interior walls are mostly partitions. That matters when you want to move a wall later, and it matters when a framing crew prices the shell. 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths sit on one level, with 2 garage bays.

What you buy here is the document set. It is not a home, not a bid, and not a price to build. Your cost depends on your county, your site, your finishes, and who swings the hammer.