The Oakmont plan book.
Five real print sets our crews build from — barndos, a cabin, a working shop, and a one-level ranch layout. Pick the closest footprint and we adjust from there, instead of starting at a blank page.
Dry-in $100/sfTurnkey $250/sfPlanning bands — not bids
Two anchors, then the plan does the math.
Dry-in runs on the whole footprint under roof. Turnkey runs on conditioned living square footage — never on garage, shop, or loft space. That is the entire formula, and it is the same one we use on the phone.
Structure on the plan footprint, roof, wall skin, weather-tight close-in, openings framed. You take the inside on your own clock.
Dry-in plus the living space finished to a written level — partitions, insulation, MEP, doors, trim, paint.
Where a sheet doesn’t publish its square footage we say “on call” instead of guessing. We’d rather measure the footprint with you than put a made-up number on the internet.
Five footprints to start from
All of these were drawn for real Dakota jobs. Nothing here is locked — move walls, change the bedroom count, add or drop a shop bay. Redrawing from the closest set beats starting at a blank page on both time and cost.
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Built · finished exterior, Oakmont crew Black Barndo
45′ × 111′-5″ · 5 bed / 3.5 bath
Two-story living and a full shop wing under one black metal roof.
- Conditioned living 4,305 sf over two floors
- Attached garage / shop 2,682 sf plus a 354 sf loft
- 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, open great room
Open plan set 01$501,400Dry-in · 5,014 sf × $100$1,076,250Turnkey · 4,305 sf × $250 -
P-1Cover rendering · porch on three sides Prairie Barndo
5 bed / 5 bath · two-story · wrap-around porch
The big one — two-story home wrapped in porch, with a 4,600 sf garage wing.
- Interior living 4,587 sf — 3,072 sf main, 1,515 sf up
- Garage 4,608 sf plus a 516 sf garage loft
- 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, vaulted great room
Open plan set 02$768,000Dry-in · 7,680 sf × $100$1,146,750Turnkey · 4,587 sf × $250 -
1Cover rendering · dark board-and-batten cabin front Ridge Cabin
100′ × 50′ · 16′ sidewalls · two levels
100′ × 50′ under one gable — two-level cabin living plus a 3,540 sf garage.
- Living 2,958 sf — 1,458 sf main, 1,500 sf up
- Garage / shop 3,540 sf on the same slab line
- 16′ sidewalls, 18″ floor trusses, 18″ roof overhang
Open plan set 03$549,800Dry-in · 5,498 sf × $100$739,500Turnkey · 2,958 sf × $250 -
E-1 / E-3Exterior elevations · front and back Prairie Shop
50′ × 100′ · 16′ low side · 5,000 sf
50′ × 100′ clear-span shop, 16′ sidewalls, five overhead doors.
- 5,000 sf clear-span floor — no interior posts in the work bays
- 16′ low-side sidewall, 21′ ridge
- Five overhead doors plus walk doors both long walls
Open plan set 04$500,000Dry-in · 5,000 sf × $100—Turnkey · no living drawn -
A-1Main floor layout · keyed notes sheet Main Floor Ranch
Main-floor living · sub-floor below · size on call
Everything on one level — drawn around aging in place and a deep garage bay.
- Master suite, kitchen, dining and living all on the main floor
- ADA-minded: roll-in shower, wide corridors, blocking for future grab bars
- Garage bay drawn deep enough for a 15-passenger van pulling a trailer
Open plan set 05$100/sfDry-in · total on call$250/sfTurnkey · total on call
These sets get built.
The plan book isn’t a rendering catalog. The Black Barndo above came off set 01 and is standing on a Dakota site right now — same footprint, same roof line, same shop wing. Every photo on this website is an Oakmont job.
What the totals mean — and what they don’t.
Four things worth knowing before you take any of these figures to a lender or a spouse.
Arithmetic, not a bid
Each total is the anchor times that plan’s own measure. Nothing on this page is a historical contract price, and nothing here is a signed number until we have walked your site.
What moves it
Travel to your site, eave height, door count and size, foundation path, site prep, and how far you take the finish level. A shop with four big doors and a house-grade kitchen are not the same building.
Square footage comes off the sheet
We read the measure off the print set. If the sheet doesn’t publish it, the total says “on call” and we measure the footprint with you rather than guess.
Your own drawings
A custom print set is a separate design deposit — it is not rolled into these bands. Call (605) 900-7170 and Shaun will tell you straight which path is cheaper for what you want.
Plan & pricing questions
The questions we get on the phone before anybody signs anything.
Oakmont plans off two anchors: dry-in at $100 per square foot on the footprint under roof, and turnkey at $250 per square foot on conditioned living space. On the Black Barndo model that’s $501,400 dry-in and $1,076,250 turnkey. Those are planning bands, not bids — site, height, doors, and finish level move them.
Dry-in is a weather-tight shell: structure, roof, wall skin, and openings framed per plan. Turnkey adds the finished, conditioned living space — partitions, insulation, mechanicals, kitchen and baths, doors, trim, and paint to a written level. Plenty of Dakota owners take dry-in and finish the inside themselves over a winter or two.
Yes. These are starting footprints, not a locked catalog. Move walls, change bedroom count, add or drop a shop bay, swap doors — we redraw from the closest set instead of starting at a blank page, which usually saves both design time and money.
A custom print set for your build is a separate design deposit, not part of the per-square-foot bands on this page. Call (605) 900-7170 and we’ll tell you straight whether starting from an existing set or drawing fresh is cheaper for what you have in mind.
No. Turnkey at $250 per square foot only runs on conditioned living square footage. Garage, shop, and loft space stay on the dry-in line unless you are finishing them out, and then we scope that wing separately in writing.
Found a footprint that fits?
Tell us which model, dry-in or turnkey, your site, and your timeline. Shaun follows up with real next steps — no instant checkout.