This 54′ x 60′ x 18′ post-frame barndominium in Coeur d’Alene, ID pairs a working barn footprint with a fully finished, two-story home inside. A monitor-style roofline lifts the center section for a tall, open interior. Meanwhile, open shed wings and a covered breezeway wrap usable space around the exterior. Timber knee braces and a second-floor balcony give the front a custom, modern look.
Inside, the main level opens into a vaulted great room, kitchen, and dining space. Exposed spiral ductwork and a corrugated steel kitchen island lean into the industrial-farmhouse style. Additionally, wood-look flooring runs throughout, and a custom steel-and-wood staircase climbs to the upper level. Upstairs, the loft opens through glass doors onto the covered balcony.
Specification |
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| Dimensions | 54′ x 60′ x 18′, monitor style with a 22′ raised center, open shed wings, and a 4/12 roof pitch |
| Siding | 29-gauge Tuff Rib steel, with a 4′ wainscot |
| Roofing | 26-gauge PBR steel panel |
| Overhead Door | one 10′ x 10′ |
| Walk-In Doors | four 3′ x 6′8″ Armorguard doors with keyed lock and deadbolt |
| Windows | eleven large and eight upper double-pane vinyl windows, plus a patio slider |
| Living Space | full two-story interior with a vaulted great room and kitchen, a 416 sq ft loft, a covered balcony, and a wood stove bay |
| Interior Finishes | wood-look flooring, exposed spiral ductwork, corrugated steel accents, and a custom steel-and-wood staircase |
| Concrete | 4″ slab with fibermesh reinforcement and an R-10 insulated frost barrier |
| Engineering | 60 psf roof snow load and 90 MPH wind design; scissor trusses create the vaulted ceiling |
| Additional Features | Perma-Column® precast concrete foundation system, a decorative eyebrow with 6×6 timber knee braces, a covered breezeway, and 2′ overhangs |
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