HOME STYLES
The American Ranch.
Single story
Low pitched gable roof
Deep-set eaves
Horizontal, rambling layout: Long, narrow, and low to the ground
Rectangular, L-shaped, or U-shaped design
Asymmetrical
Large windows: double-hung, sliding, and picture
Sliding glass doors leading out to patio
Attached garage
Simple floorplans
Emphasis on openness (few interior walls) and efficient use of space
Built from natural materials: Oak floors, wood or brick exterior
Lack decorative detailing, aside from decorative shutters and porch-roof supports.
About the Ranch Style:
The Ranch style is also known as American Ranch, Western Ranch, or California Rambler. Although Ranch style homes are traditionally one-story, Raised Ranch (or Split Level) homes may have two levels of living space. Ranch style housing evolved from several other twentieth century ideas.
Single story
Low pitched gable roof
Deep-set eaves
Horizontal, rambling layout: Long, narrow, and low to the ground
Rectangular, L-shaped, or U-shaped design
Asymmetrical
Large windows: double-hung, sliding, and picture
Sliding glass doors leading out to patio
Attached garage
Simple floorplans
Emphasis on openness (few interior walls) and efficient use of space
Built from natural materials: Oak floors, wood or brick exterior
Lack decorative detailing, aside from decorative shutters and porch-roof supports.
About the Ranch Style:
The Ranch style is also known as American Ranch, Western Ranch, or California Rambler. Although Ranch style homes are traditionally one-story, Raised Ranch (or Split Level) homes may have two levels of living space. Ranch style housing evolved from several other twentieth century ideas.
More "styles" to come in future posts.
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