Barndominium Kits

What is a Barndominium Kit?

 

A pre-engineered barndominium kit combines classic barn aesthetics with modern living essentials. Unlike typical metal structures, our wood-framed barndominiums offer lasting beauty, durability, and value. Each barndominium kit includes engineered blueprints, pre-cut framing lumber, siding, windows, doors, and hardware for quick and efficient assembly. From modern farmhouses to unique barn-style homes, our team is here to make your vision a reality.

Introducing Our

Barndominium Kits

Whether you envision a modern abode, a farmhouse-inspired living space, or an eclectic home with various design influences, our pre-engineered building kits offer dozens of unique and attractive options for your interior and exterior. Explore our barndominium and barn home designs below to see what you can do with your investment from DC!

The Meridian

The Meridian

Barndominium


Available in six standard sizes, our Meridian Barndominium Kit is a beautiful wood-framed structure designed to accommodate your lifestyle, budget, and property needs.

The Pineridge

The Pineridge

Apartment Barn


This attractive two-story apartment barn kit is similar to our Oakridge design, with a flexible layout you can tailor to your needs.

The Shasta

The Shasta

Apartment Barn


This two-story barn kit is a unique multi-purpose design perfectly suited to house your recreational vehicle with a home or office above.

The Oakridge

The Oakridge

Apartment Barn


The perfect structure for a two-story, multi-purpose barn-style building. Build a garage or horse barn below and a residence or office space above.

The Concordia

The Concordia

Barn Home


One of our large barn home designs, the Concordia keeps all three bedrooms on the main level along with an open concept living space.

The Hawthorne

The Hawthorne

Barn Home


This barn-style home boasts a family-friendly design with three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms and a covered porch.

The Alberta

The Alberta

Barn Home


The Alberta is our only gambrel-style barn home, with a classic double-pitch roof covering a three-bedroom, two-bathroom family home.

The Fremont

The Fremont

Barn Home


This two-bedroom, two-bathroom barn-style home kit delights with its open-concept post and beam design.

The Stillwater

The Stillwater

Barn Home


This modern barn-style home features an open-concept floor plan with a lofted bedroom and an impressive wall of windows.

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Barndominium Projects
Ohio Antiques Barn & Shop Project
South Carolina Hobby Barn Project
Central Colorado Garage Home Project
Washington Barn Home & Workspace Project
Mississippi Horse Barn & Home Project
Copperhead Creek Ranch Bar & Guesthouse Project
Frankfort Garage & Storage Barn Project
North Carolina Horse Barn W/ Living Quarters Project
Wyoming Horse Barn With Living Quarters Project
Serendipity Farm & Vine Project
South Fork Barn Home Project
Georgia Coast Home & Stables Project
Lake Oswego Bat Cave Project
Southern Oregon Barn Home Project
Stone Valley Meadows Wedding Venue Project
Michigan Garage Home Project
Snoqualmie Pass Barn Home Project
Big Sky Vacation Rental Project
Gate Creek Garage Home Project
Central California Barn Home Project
Snohomish Horse Barn & Shop Project
White Salmon Barn Home Project
Montana Barn Home Project
High Desert Horse Barn Project
Boulder Horse Barn Project
Oregon Wine Country Barn Home Project
Michigan Workshop with Living Quarters Project
Cornelius Apartment Barn Kit Project
Backyard Party Barn Kit Project
Oregon Garage With Living Quarters Project
Ohio Custom Home & Garage Project
Northern California Custom Home Project
Santa Barbara Barn Home Project
Indiana RV Garage & Home Project
Tennessee Barn Home Kit Project
Puget Sound Apartment Barn Project
Corvallis Event Venue Project
Leavenworth RV Garage Home Project
FireRock Station Main Residence Project
Oregon Wine Country Workshop Project
Bend RV Garage & Party Barn Project
Port Angeles RV Barn Home Project
High Desert Barn Home Project
Myrtle Creek Concordia Barn Home Project
Arizona Concordia Barn Home Project
Wyoming Stillwater Barn Home Project
Kansas City Sports Court Project
Stillwater Barn Office Project
California Hawthorne Barn Home Kit Project
Washington Fremont Barn Home Project
Who We Are

Why DC Structures?

DC Structures offers high-end, pre-engineered wood-framed structures that rise above the rest. Headquartered in the Pacific Northwest, we source only the finest lumber for our barndominium designs, delivering exceptional quality at competitive pricing. Whether you seek a classic barn home, a modern living space, or something in between, our team offers the expertise to ensure your barndominium package perfectly suits your vision. See what makes DC the preferred choice for hundreds of customers and experience the DC difference today!

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Design

Our powerful 3D design tools allow you to experience your interior and exterior spaces like never before. Using our cutting-edge technology, we'll digitally construct your building model in an immersive 3D environment, where you can explore, modify, and perfect your structure in real-time.

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Materials

DC Structures works with top-rated material suppliers to ensure our barndominium kits reflect our high standards for quality. Our base building kits come standard with items like expertly pre-cut lumber, Andersen windows, Western red cedar siding, and more, delivering excellence from the beginning.

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Options & Upgrades

With our vast array of premium options and upgrades, you can take your building kit to new heights. From double- and triple-pane windows to Douglas fir ceiling upgrades and James Hardie fiber cement siding, we offer hundreds of ways to make your barndominium kit your own.

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Prefabrication

Using our state-of-the-art CNC robot, our team will translate your engineered design plans into expertly pre-cut lumber pieces that make construction a breeze. With your package delivered and ready for assembly, you can expect an expedited framing process that guarantees tighter joints, total accuracy, and better overall quality.

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How it Works

Our Process

Our simplified kit process makes designing and building your dream barndominium easy, collaborative, and rewarding. With our team guiding your design, material selections, and fabrication, you can look forward to a process that guarantees complete satisfaction from start to finish.

What We Offer

Our Barndominium Expertise

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Interior Design

Imagine opening the door to a barndominium that achieves your vision inside and out. With our interior design experts overseeing your project details, you can enjoy an exciting, meticulous, and personalized experience that adds value and efficiency to your building investment.

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Wood-Framing vs. Steel-Framing

Some homeowners may be surprised to hear that most barndominium kits built today are metal buildings. While generally cheap to construct, there are a few significant downsides to prefab metal barndominiums that make them questionable homes in the long run.

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Barndominium Kit

Frequently Asked Questions

While we see no difference usage-wise between a barndominium and something like our standard barn home or barn with living quarters designs, the term barndominium carries more ambiguity because of its relative newness to our industry. Even so, barn homes, barns with living quarters, and barndominiums can serve the same function as traditional or multi-use homes and utilize wood as their primary building material.

The starting price for our Meridian generally falls between $90,000 and $150,000 for the base design and materials package, though costs may fluctuate based on changing market rates. While factors like finishes, customizations, cost of construction, and location will impact the final cost, we often tell clients that their turnkey price will typically fall closer to 3–5 times the price of their chosen standard model.

Our company does not offer financing. However, our project coordinators are experienced with the financing process for our prefab structures and can help you secure the right financial partner for your project.

Yes! The materials included in our barndominium building kits are backed by a 10-year limited warranty that starts from and after the date of the owner’s complete payment.

We do not design metal-built barndominiums. We instead craft our barndominium, barn home, and barn with living quarters projects with high-quality wood materials, like select-grade Douglas fir. We believe this makes for a longer-lasting, more beautiful, and overall better structure than any metal building or pole barn on the market.

While we do not use structural insulated panels (or SIPs) for our barndominium designs, our clients can add these panels as an extra layer of insulation to their structures.

Yes! We offer a builder network comprised of hundreds of contractors nationwide that can build your project on your property. Whether you’re in California, Texas, or New York, we can help you find builders to bid on your project. Located in the western US? Our parent company, DC Builders, has experienced framing and siding crews that can install and build the shell of your structure.

While dependent on the construction type and plans for the structure, people can build barndominiums almost anywhere. However, the final stamp of approval ultimately must come from the county they plan to build in. With this in mind, it’s important to have a conversation with your county permitting officials ahead of time to determine the requirements associated with your land purchase and building plans. This information will be vital to your project, considering you can then proceed knowing where to allocate your money and the types of structures available to you.