Ranch Style Home

1,917 Heated s.f. 3 Beds 2 Baths 1 Stories 2 Cars Stone accents the exterior of this winning Ranch home plan. Large porches front and back give you sheltered space to enjoy the outdoors. Beamed ceilings top both the living room with fireplace and the kitchen/breakfast nook area, adding a rustic feel. All the bedrooms are on the right wing of the home with the master suite having a private bath and walk-in closet. This home has extra storage built in off the two car garage.

Exclusive affordable ranch house plan with split bedrooms, open floor plan with vaulted great room and 2-car garage in a 1,616 sf footprint: 5 Sets

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House Plan 51987 - Country, Craftsman, Ranch Style House Plan with 3366 Sq Ft, 4 Bed, 4 Bath, 3 Car Garage

A ranch-style home brings a touch of “feel good” living to central Texas.

6 ways to update your 1950s ranch with paint, windows, patio and addition. Ranches are affordable archtiecture that are easy to update.

This 3 bedroom 3 bath 3645 sq. ft. ranch house is by architect Nicholas Lee. The long single gable extends over porches at the sides for easy indoor-outdoor living. The split plan puts the master suite and children's bedrooms on opposite sides of the great room. Board and batten siding and tall double hung windows add rustic character: it's a classic designed for today.

This amenity-filled house plan features many options for expansionincluding a main-level in-law apartment and an optional finished upper level. An open floor plan makes getting around easy while a large covered porch and deck are perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining. The swoon-worthy master bathroom boasts a soaking tub walk-in shower two sinks dual closets and a water closet.

Welcome to the CC + Mike Modern Navy and Cedar Ranch Style Remodel Reveal! This house was originally started as a project for an HGTV pilot. They passed but this home remains one of our favorites!