The Texa house plan is a two-story Barndominium-style residence providing 1,649 square feet of heated living area. Designed with a 62-foot width and 36-foot depth, this footprint prioritizes perimeter accessibility through an expansive 849-square-foot wraparound porch that extends along three sides of the structure. The exterior features 2x6 wall framing and corrugated metal siding, topped with an 8:12 roof pitch that reaches a maximum building height of 23 feet 9 inches.

The main level occupies 1,080 square feet, centered on an open-concept core that includes a two-story living room and a kitchen equipped with an oversized island and double sink. A primary suite is positioned on this level, featuring a full bathroom and direct transition points to both the laundry room and the side porch. A dedicated mudroom serves as a transition zone between the interior living space and the garage, maintaining clear separation between service and social areas.

Occupying 569 square feet, the upper level houses a second bedroom with a full bathroom containing dual vanities. A central loft overlooks the living room, providing a flexible zone suitable for a home office or secondary sitting area. Both levels are constructed with 8-foot ceiling heights, ensuring consistent vertical proportions throughout the interior layout.

Structural utility is provided by an 1,152-square-foot, 2-car side-entry garage. This configuration keeps the front elevation clear of vehicle-related clutter while providing significant additional storage or workspace. The integration of the garage with the mudroom ensures that entry paths remain efficient, supporting a organized interior environment.

Key Features: 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, 1,152 sq ft side-entry garage, 849 sq ft wraparound porch, 2-story living room, main-level primary suite, upper-level loft, 8-foot ceilings, 2x6 wall construction, corner fireplace.

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