Sainte Marthe, Quebec 2,640 square feet plus loft Barn style
CompletedLocation: Sainte-Marthe, Quebec Center Section: 20' × 60' × 20' (two-level design) Side Wings: Two 12' × 60' × 13' mono-slope wings Building Type: Wing Span barndominium feature model Roof Design: Central raised volume with mono-sloped wings Design Style: Modern barn-inspired steel home Setting: Waterfront along the Rivière des Mille Îles Exterior Concept: Symmetrical “wing span” layout This impressive Wing Span barndominium in Sainte-Marthe, Quebec takes inspiration from classic barn forms and elevates them into a bold, modern steel frame home design. The two-level central structure (20' × 60'), rising to 20 feet, creates a dramatic focal point, while the dual mono-sloped wings extend outward, forming a clean and balanced architectural profile. The result is a seamless blend of traditional agricultural form and modern barndominium living, offering both visual impact and practical interior space. Set along the scenic Rivière des Mille Îles, this home becomes a standout feature on the shoreline—delivering both durability and refined design in a unique waterfront setting. This project is a perfect example of how barndominium homes in Canada can push design boundaries while maintaining the strength and efficiency of steel construction. Click the image above to view the full gallery.
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Coming Spring 2027 to Tiny, Ontario, this 30' × 36'x 12 Barndo Canada cottage proves that great cottage living isn't measured by how big you build — it's measured by how well you use the space and who you share it with. At 1,080 sq. ft., this compact cottage is designed for four-season Ontario living, combining an efficient footprint with the durability and low-maintenance advantages of a pre-engineered steel building. A beautiful canopy porch creates that essential cottage outdoor living space — somewhere to kick off the shoes, grab a drink, settle in and enjoy everything cottage country has to offer. And we're not wasting that roof pitch. The additional height creates the opportunity for loft storage or extra bunk space, giving the family somewhere to put the gear — or somewhere to put a few more kids when the cottage inevitably fills up for the weekend. Because that's what cottages are supposed to do. They bring families together. Summer weekends. Fall colours. Christmas at the cottage. Winter adventures. Spring mornings by the water. This isn't being designed as somewhere to escape to for a few weeks every summer. It's being built to enjoy all season long.
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