Sudbury, Ontario 30'-0" X 65'-0" X 12'-6" MONO SLOPE TO 10'-0"
CompletedLocation: Sudbury, Ontario Building Size: 30' × 65' × 12'6" Roof Design: Sloped roofline Wall Height: 12'6" sloping to 10' Building Type: Custom barndominium Setting: Private forest / wooded property Design Style: Modern rural home built for Northern Ontario living This custom Sudbury barndominium is designed to complement its natural forest surroundings while providing the strength, efficiency, and simplicity that make barndominium homes in Ontario so appealing. The structure features a clean sloped roofline, beginning at 12'6" and tapering to 10', creating a sleek profile while maintaining a spacious and functional interior. Its efficient footprint makes it ideal for those seeking a practical home design without sacrificing style or connection to the outdoors. Set within a quiet Northern Ontario forest landscape, this project reflects the growing demand for modern barndominium homes that combine durability, low maintenance, and timeless rural appeal. Click the image above to view the full gallery.
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