This is definitely my new favorite floor plan that y’all have done!! Charlie, quick tip, in houses like this one that have good access to the attic, I’d really love and appreciate if you could include that in the video. I know you’re trying not to make videos too terribly long but that would be super helpful to visualize how much space is up there for storage. Great video as always!
Love most of this house but some of those design choices are wild to me. Would love to see it decorated bc as a graphic designer who has a pretty good eye for design details and was once wanting to be an interior designer and architect, I'm not seeing the vision for some of these homeowner's design choices. Sincerely from a quite curious fellow Texan from rural, small town North TX
Looks like the building was designed in Revit! Just from the floor plan looks like Revit dimensions and text. Nice design! I spend many summers doing warranty work on Menards steel buildings with my Dad growing up! No Menard stores in TX though lol!
The way they are built with all metal roofs and sides, those places are going to be around for A LONG time. Look at the 150-200 year old tin-roofed and sided barns that were just built and never maintained that are still standing to this day. Some were maintained and kept up and they're in much better shape, And the metal used on these should last longer. It's cool what they are doing with these buildings today.
will this floor plan be on your website soon? me and my husband are absolutely inlove with this floor plan. we are hoping in the next 2-3 years to start building our home, and this floor plan is pretty much perfect for us. there are some things we would take out. like the bar area and the wine room. the layout is amazing though.
I see too many double hung windows. When my customers asked why I liked casement windows so well, my response was, “ would you design in sliding windows / doors in a submarine?” They leak folks. Double hung windows have 8 sides of two windows that have to be loose enough to “slide”. Just imagine a twenty mile an hour wind pushing cold air ( winter) or hot air ( summer) in around those 8 sash sides. On the opposite side of the home heated air ( or cooled air ) will be leaking out of the house. Consequently you will have to pay to reheat or re-cool all that air that is leaving your house. I started building energy efficient building and solar homes back in 1981. No longer building at 78 but still do a little designing. What air you have conditioned ( heated or cooled ) keep it or pay for it over and over and over!
I really like this house, but I wish there was a fireplace! Do ya'll build a house with just 2 bathrooms with a half bath for guest? We only need 2 bedrooms with a another small room for a office!
Yes they have insulation, they have to to meet code. How much beyond what the code requires depends on how much you want to spend. BTW, there is NO PLACE in the US where you could have new construction and NOT have insulation.
We're really wanting to build a barndominium in the next couple of years. Do you recommend anyone in the southwest Virginia area that sells and builds them? I cant really find a whole lot of information in my area.
I believe we might be able to help! Our Southeast office might be able to put the pieces together for you. You can email Rob.sperti@team1845.com for more info. Thanks for watching!
Do you only do builds in Texas? If so do you have any sister companies in other states? I live in ohio and would love to look more into having a barndo house build, but you are so far away.
@@CoastalQuests we have locations in Texas, and North Carolina. Nothing near you yet, but we can ship our kit packages to any of the lower 48 states! You choose which floorplan, we send the build materials to you! Check out of kits on our website: www.1845barndominiums.com
Beautiful large home. But why oh why not a built in Sub Zero or alike fridge? I realize it is double or triple the price of the fridge they have but it’s well worth the quality and look. Also, just an aside, consider putting AC electric outlets in the bottom trim instead of a foot or so on wall. Much cleaner look. Otherwise beautiful.
Does this come with windows, plumbing, etc. ( all that I see )? How much is total cost? And what's the website/ phone number to call an speak to someone?
I think it’s odd that the bedrooms are the first thing you hit but the half bath and coat closet are down the hallway more…a wine room on top of a bar is so unnecessary, the master wing has the movie room in it…so many weird layout choices.
@@tobyfox6195 Anytime I watch one of these tours, I try to remind myself that this is someone's dream home and they chose the design. Even if I think it's flawed, hopefully, it works for them and is what they wanted.
@@theoisaac9948 we build full turnkey in Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina. We can erect metal Barndo shells in 10 states, and we can ship Barndo kits (all materials) to any of the lower 48 states! Hope this helps! Check out our website for more details > www.1845barndominiums.com
Meh. Nice job overall, but several features (at least for me) are a waste of space and money. The Bar, Wine Room, Wet Island and the kitchen is too compact. Also, the last two houses I have had built I completely omitted bathtubs. If you don't have small children, then tubs are a waste. I stopped having 'baths' when I was six or seven. Too each their own I guess.
I'm trying to understand how u have all that house & no formal dining area! Also that bar eats into the room too much! Not a fan of the finishes either!
Horrible floor plan. Reminds me of a mobile home where the first thing you see is a long hallway. Also, kitchen is a total afterthought.the lime green color in master bath was hideous.
I thought it was a great layout the hallway and bedrooms allow the open spaces to be on the waterfront side of the house. As far as the colors this was a custom build so the owner picked them. I like the colors it's great to see something other than white cabinets and gray everywhere! How about you post a video tour of your house?
Try (if you can) to keep in mind that this is a CUSTOM build and the customer probably made all of the choices you find atrocious. Personally, there are too many features and style choices to list, that I consider to be nonsensical.
As a conservative I’m gunna say “you’re just gunna have to live with it, you chose the job. I do electrical and by golly it sucks major a$$ sometimes but it is what it is”
Looks like time for a job change. As an hvac tech. We got into some really tight places . So either stop the complaining about your job. Or stay away from the buffet and hit the gym.
If the person you're trying to remove is a large person then I can see your complaint but it's misguided. If you're a big person and complaining then that's your fault. My complaint would be about a building with broken elevators
I thought a huge point of a barndo was to go cheaper. I went on their site and it says 300k for 1200 sq foot? Thats more then a block house in my area (could get a even bigger block house for that price). I live in florida as well it nots like im in a super cheap area. They finessing people out here what the hell....
There is no doubt you could build a cheaper house. We have never claimed to be a cheap builder. When you build a fully custom home from start to finish, the cost is typically higher than a spec home built in a neighborhood. Thank you for watching our channel!
There is literally many advantages. It’s typically much cheaper per sqft to build. The interior layout is infinite my easier to modify without having to consult a structural engineer because the weight of the frame is all carried on the perimeter vs through interior weight bearing walls and exterior walls like a traditional house build. That’s to name a few.
False. I just finished up my barndo build in Colorado. A 1600 sq ft, 2 bed/2bath, 16’ ceilings, crawl space - 100% offgrid with solar and backup generator/ propane heat, geothermal for crawl space - R49 insulation (super expensive but county required) all in $250k.
@@josephpaul7280 There are minimum wind load ratings for all structures that are intended for residential use. These buildings are quite strong. Considering how fast this building style is being adopted, resale value should not be an issue for a well maintained structure. The shells, basically the structure, are cheaper and faster to build, require a lot less maintenance and are impervious to insects tile termites.
@@Truthseeker1841 Im looking into building a barndo in Colorado. Any reccomendations for financing, building companies, and hiring a Builder or being being your own general contractor?
This is definitely my new favorite floor plan that y’all have done!!
Charlie, quick tip, in houses like this one that have good access to the attic, I’d really love and appreciate if you could include that in the video. I know you’re trying not to make videos too terribly long but that would be super helpful to visualize how much space is up there for storage.
Great video as always!
Thanks for sharing!! I will remember that in our future videos!
This is a beautiful home
I love it. Good job.
Thank you!
I really enjoyed the tour of this beautiful home.
Amazing. Good work as usual
These homes are amazing i want one more n more .
I love the house. I would have put that bar outside on the patio with the nice view.
Love most of this house but some of those design choices are wild to me. Would love to see it decorated bc as a graphic designer who has a pretty good eye for design details and was once wanting to be an interior designer and architect, I'm not seeing the vision for some of these homeowner's design choices.
Sincerely from a quite curious fellow Texan from rural, small town North TX
Their style is awful.
Great tour very informative
BTW I love the barn based home. We are seeing more of them all the time in our area.
Definitely 💯/ I really like this lay out although I would like a loft up top with high ceilings built into it ! Saving this video for sure
Glad you like it!
Very nice❤😮
The layout of the 2nd bathroom is wild 🚽is the 1st thing you see - right in the middle of the room there. Pretty wild
Looks like the building was designed in Revit! Just from the floor plan looks like Revit dimensions and text. Nice design! I spend many summers doing warranty work on Menards steel buildings with my Dad growing up! No Menard stores in TX though lol!
Nice place
Ice machine and space for espresso machine for the bar area would be great addition
I love looking at this home but I want the finished price on it to discuss with my husband.
I really love this home, but I would change the closet going into the bathroom.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very beautiful home. I guess if I have to ask, I can't afford something like this and I live in the Northern part of the US.
The way they are built with all metal roofs and sides, those places are going to be around for A LONG time. Look at the 150-200 year old tin-roofed and sided barns that were just built and never maintained that are still standing to this day. Some were maintained and kept up and they're in much better shape, And the metal used on these should last longer. It's cool what they are doing with these buildings today.
will this floor plan be on your website soon? me and my husband are absolutely inlove with this floor plan. we are hoping in the next 2-3 years to start building our home, and this floor plan is pretty much perfect for us. there are some things we would take out. like the bar area and the wine room. the layout is amazing though.
Wow, stunning home package and layout, my favorite ❣️ but Texas is too hot 🥵
I see too many double hung windows. When my customers asked why I liked casement windows so well, my response was, “ would you design in sliding windows / doors in a submarine?” They leak folks. Double hung windows have 8 sides of two windows that have to be loose enough to “slide”.
Just imagine a twenty mile an hour wind pushing cold air ( winter) or hot air ( summer) in around those 8 sash sides. On the opposite side of the home heated air ( or cooled air ) will be leaking out of the house. Consequently you will have to pay to reheat or re-cool all that air that is leaving your house.
I started building energy efficient building and solar homes back in 1981. No longer building at 78 but still do a little designing.
What air you have conditioned ( heated or cooled ) keep it or pay for it over and over and over!
I really like this house, but I wish there was a fireplace! Do ya'll build a house with just 2 bathrooms with a half bath for guest? We only need 2 bedrooms with a another small room for a office!
How much does this home cost exactly as you showed us?
CAN ANY OF THE BUILDS BE DONE IN MS., AL., GA. or FL.? What sqft can I get for $2 or $300,000?
My fave so far, when the time comes this is nearly exactly what we want. Where are the exterior videos you mentioned? Don’t see them on the channel
Also would like to see the attic storage area. I’m guessing it’s huge but….
It would be nice if you gave a breakdown of the total price of everything. So we all know how much something like this would cost completely finished
I'd like to know how much it'd cost with a bigger garage, twice that size on some very secluded property with hunting. And a backup generator
How much a this barndo house after it’s finished?
Why do you need fresh air intake on a 90% furnace? Did I miss the water heater?
Cost?
Do y’all have insulation in the walls and is it thick enough for the weather?
Yes they have insulation, they have to to meet code. How much beyond what the code requires depends on how much you want to spend. BTW, there is NO PLACE in the US where you could have new construction and NOT have insulation.
How much does it take to build a shell for a three bedroom 2 bath barndo
How many sqft is this home
Price
Probably 5-600k
We're really wanting to build a barndominium in the next couple of years. Do you recommend anyone in the southwest Virginia area that sells and builds them? I cant really find a whole lot of information in my area.
I believe we might be able to help! Our Southeast office might be able to put the pieces together for you. You can email Rob.sperti@team1845.com for more info. Thanks for watching!
How much does one of these cost?
Could you all build in Georgia?
Yes we can. We offer shell packages in Georgia!
CAN I HAVE THIS BUILT IN FLORIDA???
Yes in Fl
Do you only do builds in Texas? If so do you have any sister companies in other states? I live in ohio and would love to look more into having a barndo house build, but you are so far away.
@@CoastalQuests we have locations in Texas, and North Carolina. Nothing near you yet, but we can ship our kit packages to any of the lower 48 states! You choose which floorplan, we send the build materials to you! Check out of kits on our website: www.1845barndominiums.com
@@1845Barndo Where in NC?
Beautiful large home. But why oh why not a built in Sub Zero or alike fridge? I realize it is double or triple the price of the fridge they have but it’s well worth the quality and look. Also, just an aside, consider putting AC electric outlets in the bottom trim instead of a foot or so on wall. Much cleaner look. Otherwise beautiful.
L this home, the bar area is on point.
What is the color of kitchen cabinets?
under 300 k?
is it possible to put a barndo on a basement?
Yes it is! With proper planning and support, we can do it!
Avrage cost for shell 2000 square feet barndominum.
Nice, ? That don't make the clothes smell like the toilet dose it?.😮😮😮😮 ooooh.
Does this come with windows, plumbing, etc. ( all that I see )?
How much is total cost?
And what's the website/ phone number to call an speak to someone?
Will your Company build in Mississippi?
Yes we will!
I love the finishes and large rooms, but the layout feels a bit disjointed to me.
Me too, the pantry is in an odd place, not near the kitchen at all.
I think it’s odd that the bedrooms are the first thing you hit but the half bath and coat closet are down the hallway more…a wine room on top of a bar is so unnecessary, the master wing has the movie room in it…so many weird layout choices.
@@tobyfox6195 Anytime I watch one of these tours, I try to remind myself that this is someone's dream home and they chose the design. Even if I think it's flawed, hopefully, it works for them and is what they wanted.
I agree. Looks closed up and cluttered 😂😂
Can you send that to Greece????
I bet we could find a way to ship 🚢 that kit to you!
Isn't it hard to get cell phone service inside a home with metal siding???
It would not hurt to have a signal booster!!
No one ever tell you how much these fucken things are!!!!!
Dont have a barn feel inside at all look more like a typical house inside but it look nice
The Price on Something like this Sr
I imagine you can save some money if they stained the concrete and just rolled with that
Does your co. Just work in Texas?
@@theoisaac9948 we build full turnkey in Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina. We can erect metal Barndo shells in 10 states, and we can ship Barndo kits (all materials) to any of the lower 48 states!
Hope this helps! Check out our website for more details > www.1845barndominiums.com
I appreciate the response. Good information enjoy. 👍
Why black in Texas?
The attic space and walls are insulated extremely well to combat the Texas heat!
Avg cost?
You can request a quote on our website! Average cost is around $185-$200 per ft for a custom build
I love it beautiful,, can I get something like this built
Yes you can!
Love the home but omg get someone to do the walk through that has a pulse ,your putting me to sleep,your not walking threw a funeral home,😮
We will get Charlie to work on this!
With the prices you might as well just buy a regular home instead of buying land + building on it.. the prices are so much wasn't expecting that..
How much? Lol
Open bar AND wine room? How much fucking alcohol do they need?
Backsplash in the kitchen is ugly.
Nice but that kitchen open floor i don't like I want my kitchen separate like with a wall
If you need to know the price, you can't afford it.
Meh. Nice job overall, but several features (at least for me) are a waste of space and money. The Bar, Wine Room, Wet Island and the kitchen is too compact. Also, the last two houses I have had built I completely omitted bathtubs. If you don't have small children, then tubs are a waste. I stopped having 'baths' when I was six or seven. Too each their own I guess.
I'm trying to understand how u have all that house & no formal dining area!
Also that bar eats into the room too much!
Not a fan of the finishes either!
Horrible floor plan. Reminds me of a mobile home where the first thing you see is a long hallway. Also, kitchen is a total afterthought.the lime green color in master bath was hideous.
Hater 😂
I thought it was a great layout the hallway and bedrooms allow the open spaces to be on the waterfront side of the house. As far as the colors this was a custom build so the owner picked them. I like the colors it's great to see something other than white cabinets and gray everywhere!
How about you post a video tour of your house?
Try (if you can) to keep in mind that this is a CUSTOM build and the customer probably made all of the choices you find atrocious. Personally, there are too many features and style choices to list, that I consider to be nonsensical.
Please quit putting toilets in closets. As a Paramedic, getting people out of them is a nightmare.
As a conservative
I’m gunna say “you’re just gunna have to live with it, you chose the job. I do electrical and by golly it sucks major a$$ sometimes but it is what it is”
@@Hohmies86you are a moron trying to compare being an electrician to a paramedic. Just stop.
Looks like time for a job change.
As an hvac tech. We got into some really tight places .
So either stop the complaining about your job. Or stay away from the buffet and hit the gym.
WOW, judgy much you two?? I think I'll take whatever advice a paramedic offers that could help save someone at my house.
If the person you're trying to remove is a large person then I can see your complaint but it's misguided. If you're a big person and complaining then that's your fault. My complaint would be about a building with broken elevators
Is the homeowner color blind?
I don't think the layout makes good use of space.
I thought a huge point of a barndo was to go cheaper. I went on their site and it says 300k for 1200 sq foot? Thats more then a block house in my area (could get a even bigger block house for that price). I live in florida as well it nots like im in a super cheap area. They finessing people out here what the hell....
There is no doubt you could build a cheaper house. We have never claimed to be a cheap builder. When you build a fully custom home from start to finish, the cost is typically higher than a spec home built in a neighborhood. Thank you for watching our channel!
@@1845Barndo You got any cheaper plans? Like1200 sq foot that can be built for 100k?
So ugly what a waste of money
There's literally no advantage to your barndos over an ordinary house.
There is literally many advantages. It’s typically much cheaper per sqft to build. The interior layout is infinite my easier to modify without having to consult a structural engineer because the weight of the frame is all carried on the perimeter vs through interior weight bearing walls and exterior walls like a traditional house build. That’s to name a few.
False. I just finished up my barndo build in Colorado. A 1600 sq ft, 2 bed/2bath, 16’ ceilings, crawl space - 100% offgrid with solar and backup generator/ propane heat, geothermal for crawl space - R49 insulation (super expensive but county required) all in $250k.
Are you concerned about high winds/tornados? Also, did you check out the resale value in case you had to leave in five years?
@@josephpaul7280 There are minimum wind load ratings for all structures that are intended for residential use. These buildings are quite strong. Considering how fast this building style is being adopted, resale value should not be an issue for a well maintained structure. The shells, basically the structure, are cheaper and faster to build, require a lot less maintenance and are impervious to insects tile termites.
@@Truthseeker1841 Im looking into building a barndo in Colorado. Any reccomendations for financing, building companies, and hiring a Builder or being being your own general contractor?