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If you are looking for a 3-car garage to complement you home, consider this design. Its 38’x24’ floor plan offers three overhead garage doors and interior stairs leading to a spacious unfinished loft above. This detached garage accommodates a variety of needs. Park three cars, store a pair of cars and an ATV, golf cart or riding mower, or use the entire garage for a workshop. The unfinished loft neatly handles boxes and other large items, or you might prefer to finish the space as a recreation room, home office or exercise area. The choice is yours.  Check out this triple garage with loft.

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If you have a need for a basic garage to shelter the family fleet, there are plenty of garage designs to choose from. You’ll find everything from a one-car garage to a four-car garage or larger. But, have you considered expanding your project just a bit further? How about incorporating a loft? Garage plans with lofts are fairly common especially in the one-car, two-car, and three-car styles. If you are going to take the time to build a garage, you might want to consider other needs you can satisfy by incorporating a loft.

Garages with lofts serve a wide variety of purposes and come in a generous range of sizes and styles. The loft area is an unfinished space on the second level accessed by a pull-down stair or an enclosed staircase. Some loft areas are strictly designed for storage having low overhead clearance but plenty of room to stash boxes and store other family treasures. This type of garage with loft is great for attic or basement overflow, seasonal storage and holiday decorations. Face it. Most families have a lot of “stuff” cluttering their living areas and other storage spaces. So consider reducing your clutter and organizing your belongings with the help of a garage plan with loft.

When a garage offers a loft space that is large enough to move around freely and has a standard or slightly lower than standard ceiling height, the loft opens up many other possibilities that go far beyond unfinished storage space. Think about your family’s needs and desires. Could you use a place for the kids to hang out? Would you like a home office that is part of your home but outside the main house? Do you want a place to work in peace without ever leaving home? Would your family enjoy a recreation or game room? Do you enjoy crafts? Could you use a hobby or craft room? The possibilities are endless when it comes to finishing the loft space of a detached garage. Talk with your builder about the numerous ways you can finish this additional and very handy space. Keep in mind you have the option of finishing the loft at the time of construction or finishing it sometime in the future. The choice is yours.

So, if you are in the market for a garage plan, consider the many advantages of building a garage with loft. You and your family will surly reap the benefits.

Tags: garage loft, Garage Loft Plans, loft storage