1,440 Sq Ft (30x48) 2 Bed 2 Bath Pole Barn Home (Post-Frame) Floor Plan with Shop
930 sq ft heated living + 510 sq ft 1-bay shop • 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths • Free 2D CAD Blueprint (.SVG)
Room Dimensions & Zones
48' × 30' ShellEstimated Cost to Build (48' × 30' Pole Barn Home (Post-Frame))
$39,000 – $50,000
Framing package, roof trusses & exterior shell for 1,440 sq ft base.
$92,500 – $122,500
Saves ~$41,500 by managing local slab & interior trades.
$134,000 – $164,000
Full general contractor finish including slab, HVAC, kitchen & baths.
$119,200 financed (30-Yr)
Download 48' × 30' Pole Barn Home (Post-Frame) Floor Plan (.SVG)
Scalable 2D architectural vector drawing with exterior and room dimensions, door swings, and fixture layout. Opens in AutoCAD, Illustrator, Inkscape, or any browser.
Material Takeoff & Framing Specifications
Concrete volume (30 yd³), roof surface (~1,700 sq ft), wall framing & architectural notes
Material Takeoff & Framing Specifications
Concrete volume (30 yd³), roof surface (~1,700 sq ft), wall framing & architectural notes
| Building Package | Specification | Quantity | Est. Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structural Shell & Trusses | 48'×30' 3-Ply Laminated Post-Frame Columns (8' o.c.) + Bookshelf Girts | 1,440 sq ft shell kit | $39,000 – $50,000 |
| Concrete Slab & Grade Beams | Concrete Pier Footings w/ Perma-Column Brackets & Floating Slab | 30 Cubic Yards (4,000 PSI) | $16,750 – $21,500 |
| Roofing & Underlayment | 29-Gauge Ribbed or 26-Gauge Standing Seam Metal Roof (4:12 Pitch) | 20 Roofing Squares (2,000 sq ft) | $8,400 – $13,600 |
| Closed-Cell Spray Foam / Insulation | 3" Closed-Cell Wall & Roof Deck Thermal Envelope (R-21 to R-38) | 10,584 Board Feet | $14,288 – $19,580 |
| Windows & Exterior Doors | Low-E Argon Black Architectural Glazing + Insulated Overhead Shop Door(s) | 6 Windows • 6 Doors | $7,100 – $11,280 |
| HVAC & Multi-Zone Mini-Split | High-SEER2 Heat Pump / Ductless Mini-Split System | 2 Ton (24,000 BTU/hr) | $5,200 – $8,200 |
Plan HG-1909 (1,440 Sq Ft (30x48) 2 Bed 2 Bath Pole Barn Home (Post-Frame) Floor Plan with Shop) is an IRC R304/R310-vetted pole barn home (post-frame) blueprint engineered around a 48'-0" × 30'-0" structural grid (1,440 sq ft base footprint, 0.63:1 Square-Bay Proportion). Configured on the Side-Bay Shop + Wet-Core Mudroom Buffer topology, this layout delivers 930 sq ft of conditioned residential living area paired with a 510 sq ft fire-separated workshop/garage bay and 248 sq ft of covered outdoor porch deck.
Inside the conditioned envelope, the floor plan is organized into 6 distinct architectural zones: 1-BAY SHOP / GARAGE (17'-0" × 30'-0", 510 sq ft), PRIMARY SUITE (16'-0" × 13'-0", 208 sq ft), BEDROOM 2 (15'-0" × 13'-0", 195 sq ft), GREAT ROOM & DINING (19'-0" × 17'-0", 323 sq ft), BATH & MUDROOM (12'-0" × 7'-6", 90 sq ft), KITCHEN & ISLAND (12'-0" × 9'-6", 114 sq ft). Plumbing rough-ins are consolidated across BATH & MUDROOM, KITCHEN & ISLAND to minimize sub-slab trenching and manifold pipe runs. Sleeping quarters (PRIMARY SUITE at 208 sq ft; BEDROOM 2 at 195 sq ft) are acoustically buffered from the primary living core and positioned on exterior elevations for code-compliant egress glazing.
From a builder takeoff standpoint, the 48' clear-span width utilizes 3-ply laminated post-frame columns (8' o.c.) + bookshelf girts bearing on 156 linear feet of 6" exterior wall framing (~181 framing studs/posts) and 130 linear feet of interior partitions. The 4:12 29-gauge ribbed or 26-gauge standing seam metal roof requires approximately 1,700 sq ft of roofing material (20 roofing squares), while the concrete pier footings w/ perma-column brackets & floating slab pours at an estimated 30 cubic yards of 4,000-PSI concrete.
Frequently Asked Questions • Plan HG-1909
Building costs, foundation specs, egress & CAD customization questions
Frequently Asked Questions • Plan HG-1909
Building costs, foundation specs, egress & CAD customization questions
How much does it cost to build the 48x30 1,440 Sq Ft (30x48) 2 Bed 2 Bath Pole Barn Home (Post-Frame) Floor Plan with Shop (HG-1909)?
Based on current national residential construction data for pole barn home (post-frame) structures, the dried-in structural shell for Plan HG-1909 (1,440 sq ft base footprint) ranges from $39,000 to $50,000 ($28/sq ft baseline). A complete turnkey build—including the 30-yard concrete foundation, 130 linear feet of interior framing, MEP rough-ins for 2 bath(s), and interior finishes across 930 sq ft of heated space plus the 510 sq ft shop bay—ranges from $134,000 to $164,000. Use the interactive Regional Cost Multiplier on this page to adjust for your local labor market and owner-builder sweat equity.
What are the exact room dimensions inside this 930 sq ft 2-bedroom layout?
Plan HG-1909 features 6 architecturally solved spaces inside its 48' × 30' footprint: 1-BAY SHOP / GARAGE (17'-0" × 30'-0", 510 sq ft), PRIMARY SUITE (16'-0" × 13'-0", 208 sq ft), BEDROOM 2 (15'-0" × 13'-0", 195 sq ft), GREAT ROOM & DINING (19'-0" × 17'-0", 323 sq ft), BATH & MUDROOM (12'-0" × 7'-6", 90 sq ft), KITCHEN & ISLAND (12'-0" × 9'-6", 114 sq ft). Every habitable room meets or exceeds IRC R304 minimum area (70+ sq ft) and minimum horizontal dimension (7'-0"+) requirements.
Can this 48' × 30' floor plan be built with post-frame, red-iron steel, or 2x6 stick framing?
Yes. Because the outer envelope is engineered on an even 48'-0" × 30'-0" structural grid (156 LF perimeter) with clear-span 4:12 trusses, a local structural engineer or building kit supplier can adapt the blueprint for 3-Ply Laminated Post-Frame Columns (8' o.c.) + Bookshelf Girts, conventional 2x6 stick framing at 16" o.c., laminated post-frame columns at 8' o.c., or structural insulated panels (SIPs).
What files are included in the free CAD blueprint download for Plan HG-1909?
Downloading Plan HG-1909 provides the high-resolution scalable vector floor plan (.SVG) with crisp architectural lineweights, exterior dimension strings (48'-0" × 30'-0"), room-by-room callouts, door swing arcs, and window schedules, plus instant browser printing for contractor bidding and preliminary municipal zoning review.
