Ranch House Plans
Ranch-style homes are surging in popularity, but these are not the dull, linear designs of the 1950s and ’60s. Today’s single-level houses are rugged and utilitarian, designed to accommodate a crowd and stand up to heavy foot traffic because they are only one-level. A traditional log home ranch has one long roof ridge, with a fairly shallow pitch. A ranch home’s horizontal lines look best on a flat site, but can appear more modern on a slope. Metal roofs are a wise pick for standing up to the hot sun and drifting snow. The ranch house should feel communal, with a wide-open sense of welcome. Wrap-around porches look great on a ranch home, and permit entry at a number of places.
A mixture of Appalachian influences and modern lines, the single-level Shenandoah creates a distinctive statement within its small space.
Immerse yourself within the glass walls of this modern log home design. Tapered cedar logs rise majestically to carry the sloped roofs of this single level layout.
Lewis Log Home Floor Plan from Log Homes of America
Square Footage:4402 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2.5
The Loyalhanna II is an unexpectedly urbane take on traditional log home design. Offering 1,752 square feet of prudently conceived efficiency, the floor plan features 3 bedrooms 2 full baths, a large…
The Alexandria plan is designed as a Ranch single story cabin with a large Master Suite with easy access to the garage and laundry.
This is a one level ranch style log home floor plan with three bedrooms, two baths and an attached two car garage.
The exterior is simple and clean as well with a nice size covered front porch with enough room for a couple of rocking chairs or a porch swing.
