Ranch-style homes — with their single-story designs, attached garages, open floor plans and low-pitched roofs — are among the most popular house styles in the United States. “The ranch house of today ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Jacqueline Marque Credit: Jacqueline Marque Aspiring homeowners have to sift through several styles while looking for ...

The 1950s were a prolific time for building ranch-style homes. San Diego architect Clifford May, considered the father of ranch houses, once said that the ranch house was “…everything a California ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Texas home If there’s one architectural style that says “suburbia,” it’s this type of home design. Comfortable in design and ...

Editor's note: Alice Charron is a Realtor with Keller Williams. An earlier version of this story misspelled her name. Despite the fact that most home buyers interested in purchasing a home in ...

A ranch is a single-story house distinguished by a low-profile design, wide-open layout, and an asymmetrical facade while accenting the relationship between indoor and outdoor living. Ranches, also ...

Not everyone who moves into a midcentury ranch-style house is returning to his or her roots, or yearning to roll back time. People appreciate the ubiquitous dwellings for a whole host of reasons. The ...

Midcentury modern style still remains extremely popular, yet we don't see many of the era's atomic ranch-style homes these days. Find out why.

HSM Dalcon Inc., a division of Dallas-based Henry S. Miller Cos., is planning a community of ranch homes near Midlothian. A new community of ranch-style estates is set to rise on large, open lots in ...

There’s a lot to love about the common ranch-style house. Most of the horizontal, ground-hugging ramblers built for middle-class families in the 1950s and 1960s boom years had hardwood floors, brick ...

With demand for real estate booming, people looking to buy a home – or a second home – have countless things to consider including location, cost and, of course, style. Real estate brokerage firm ...

With a booming population and economy in the U.S. after World War II, hordes of GIs and others wanted their own homes, and builders found an answer that was both easy and appealing: the ranch house.