75 Patterson Lane Unit 2 offers a fresh interpretation of barndominium design, blending bold industrial architecture with the warmth of rustic mountain style. Stone accents, metal siding, timber-style gables, and a metal roof give the exterior a strong modern presence, while the oversized drive-in garage door immediately signals the building’s unique purpose and versatility.

Inside, the main level opens into an impressive two-story space defined by soaring ceilings, architectural wall paneling, exposed structural elements, and distinctive wood accents. Custom built-in cabinetry and a handcrafted wood staircase add warmth and craftsmanship, while thoughtfully designed space beneath the stairs creates additional flexible-use potential. A convenient half bath completes the main level.

Upstairs, a closed loft creates a more private finished area that can function as an office or mixed-use space. The loft includes a full kitchen, full bath, and access to a private rear balcony, giving the upper level a surprising amount of independence and functionality within the compact footprint.

With generous garage space below and versatile finished space above, this Keith Sumner design demonstrates how a barndominium can balance utility, craftsmanship, and architectural character under one roof. The combination of industrial details, custom woodwork, and thoughtful use of space gives Unit 2 a distinctive identity unlike a traditional mountain home.