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.
The Aspen Grove plan was created as a result of our customers who wanted the added main level floor space of the Willow Creek but also a balance on other side of the home.
The Bailey has two nice sized bedrooms and plenty of living and entertaining area.
The Stonebrook is an easy-access home. It is a 2,223-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath home. This well thought-out floor plan offers several entry points which will make everyday living simple. Th…
This home’s open living area features a vaulted ceiling and a fireplace.
