Ranch home styles exterior

Want to give your ranch-style home a fresh look? Check out the trendiest colors and unique design elements to enhance its beauty. Scroll down to find the perfect match for your taste! White 1. All White This home’s white exterior creates a crisp, clean look that blends well into nature without overpowering it. An all-white […]

This rustic modern home was designed by Ryan Street & Associates along with interior design by Mark Ashby Design, located on Lake Austin, a water reservoir in Austin, Texas.

These home exterior before-and-afters demonstrate how a house can go from ordinary to unforgettable. Whether you want to refresh your curb appeal or increase the value of your home, find inspiration in these home exterior remodels.

From sprawling one-story layouts to the timeless charm of open floor plans, ranch homes offer versatility, functionality, and aesthetic appeal, making them a beloved style for many homeowners. Check out some of our favorite examples of ranch home exteriors that we’ve designed: https://bit.ly/44w13Nq

These 16 modern rustic house exterior makeovers will inspire you to combine opposites in interesting ways to create the home design of your dreams.

This 1960s ranch in Maine was "bland and boring," not to mention tiny, with only 750 square feet, but now has the charm and curb appeal of a cozy cottage.

Ranch homes are one of the most promising available housing. Here are some ranch house exterior remodel ideas and tips to consider.

864 Heated s.f. 2 Beds 1 Baths 1 Stories With a total of 864 heated square feet, this Cabin provides a new take on the rustic, mountain style of home with board and batten siding rising up to meet a ribbed metal roof. A pergola-style front porch extends from the front of the home to offer an outdoor living space for all to enjoy. Clean sight lines between the living room, dining area, and kitchen create a comfortable space for everyday living. U-shaped cabinetry forms the kitchen and…

There are many ways to update a 1950s ranch, and affordable ranch homes are proving their potential. When they aren't dismissed, torn down, and then replaced by larger McMansion-style homes, they get snapped up by smart buyers excited about their large lots, large windows, and friendly layouts. There are so many cool ways to update