This renovated ranch in Middletown features an open concept, custom-built banquette that serves as table and island, open ...

Inspired Homes, Kansas City’s locally owned and operated home builder, has added the Cottage Series, three different ranch-style floor plans, to Kensington Farms in Lee’s Summit and The ...

Best known for its one-story, elongated design, traditional ranch-style homes typically offer affordability and open floor plans, which are both characteristics suited for expansion. There are ...

Interior design experts share their passion for ranch-style and explain how to make the most of this popular aesthetic ...

Renovated ranch-style homes offer buyers in Williamson County exactly what they want — updated, open floor plans plus large lots with mature trees.

The ranch style, wildly popular between the mid-1930s and 1970s, was adapted, styled and tinkered with in a variety of ways across the United States. Raised ranches and split levels were ...

With the additional five floor plans, according to the company, Spring Valley Village will have 21 different ranch-style homes to choose from. This vast selection, along with the ability to ...

• Rectangular, L-shaped or U-shaped floor plan. • Large sliding glass doors leading out to a patio. • Attached garage and simple floor plan. • Openness, few interior walls and efficient ...

House styles have changed a lot through the decades. Each has its own unique features and pros and cons. Find out which style is the best for you.

Highlights: All-brick ranch with split floor plan, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, about 4,200 sq. ft., 1.04 acres, main bedroom suite with separate sitting area/home office and access to the rear patio ...

“There’s absolutely nothing like this in the south metro area,” says veteran ranch-sales rep David Foster with Toll Brothers. Toll Brothers will be opening soon in Hilltop at Inspiration, an ...

Sprawling, Open Floor Plans A combination of higher home loan limits during this time period—and a desire to simply spread out a bit more—led to big, ranch-style floor plans.