Burk’s Falls, Ontario Barndominium – 3,600 sq ft

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Project Highlights Main Floor Living Space: 2,800 sq ft Total Living Space: 3,600 sq ft including loft // Loft Feature: “Look-to-below” open loft design // Outdoor Living: 20-foot inset covered porch // Building Type: Barndominium // This 40' × 70' × 22' barndominium located in Burk’s Falls, Ontario combines open-concept living with the rustic charm of Northern Ontario. The spacious layout and large inset porch make it an ideal home for year-round living and summer entertaining. Check back soon for additional photos as we complete another slice of paradise. Click the image above to view the full gallery.

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