The Rain Lily is a single-story barndominium-style house plan that stretches nearly 99 feet across its front elevation, presenting a commanding, low-profile presence that is equally at home on a rural acreage property or a generous suburban lot. The exterior is defined by full-coverage vertical board-and-batten siding, a standing-seam metal roof that runs continuous across both the main living volume and the attached three-car garage, and a wood-framed entry gable that marks the front door with quiet architectural emphasis. The garage wing and living wing read as one cohesive, barn-inspired structure — wide, grounded, and built to last.