Ranch houses may be a thing of the past but they don’t have to stay there. Bring back a remarkable era by having this design built. This one-story concept house looks more like a mansion in terms of size. It features a traditional country style design with a spacious yard perfect for landscaping.
The facade of the house is constructed with stone sidings and timber beams and frames of dark brown. Large glass-paneled windows are installed in appropriate places where light is much needed. The house is perfect for families who want an easy indoor-outdoor living experience. The wrap-around porch is also a distinct part of the house.
It allows you to relax and bask under the morning sun on lazy days. A good book to read and a cup of coffee is a very good combination for when you want a well-deserved me-time. It also has a beautiful gazebo, which is a thing of fairytales and country songs. Now, it’s easier for you to channel your inner princess. A gazebo is also a perfect place for you and your significant other in an evening of romance.
The interior design featured in this house is as traditional as the facade. The house also comes with a beautiful screened back porch and an open one beside it which is smaller. A beautiful foyer is located at the very center of the house which makes the place look a lot more comfortable.
This design can also be built with steel frames and metal beams to enhance its durability.
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Stats: 2,184 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 car garage. More details and features in the plans below.
Blue Print Plans: Scroll down below!
Construction ready floor plans: get here.
Note: this home may be constructed using metal framing; however, you should always consult your local architect-engineer and receive a professional evaluation if such an option is feasible for this plan and your local building codes.
Source: House Plans
