Ranch House Plans
Ranch-style homes are surging in popularity, but these are not the dull, linear designs of the 1950s and ’60s. Today’s single-level houses are rugged and utilitarian, designed to accommodate a crowd and stand up to heavy foot traffic because they are only one-level. A traditional log home ranch has one long roof ridge, with a fairly shallow pitch. A ranch home’s horizontal lines look best on a flat site, but can appear more modern on a slope. Metal roofs are a wise pick for standing up to the hot sun and drifting snow. The ranch house should feel communal, with a wide-open sense of welcome. Wrap-around porches look great on a ranch home, and permit entry at a number of places.
Located in the mountains of New Hampshire, the Ridgeview Ranch was inspired by the Western ranches of Lake Tahoe. Built with the Classic Appalachian log profile and applying a grey stain on the ext...
The 4-bedroom, ranch-style Lakefront timber home floor plan by Wisconsin Log Homes features a walkout basement, first-floor master bedroom ensuite, deck, rec room, and bar area.
The functional and versatile Crown Pointe II offers comfortable living all on one-level.
The Madison is an Honest Abe Legacy Collection plan that can be created using any of Honest Abe’s log styles or as a timber frame home.
The Klondike design is an ideal vacation home, with large windows in the living room for viewing the lake and a cozy fireplace centerpiece.
The versatile Kodiak Trail II offers luxurious indoor and outdoor living.
This elegant stone and timber abode focuses on comfort and style all in one level.
The 4-bedroom Cumberland timber home floor plan by Wisconsin Log Homes features a sunken great room, a stone canopy porch, laundry room and master suite with fireplace, private porch and curved wa...
The 2-bedroom Meridian timber home plan by Honest Abe Log Homes features an open concept kitchen/dining/living space, a great room, a large deck, porch, covered porch entryway, and upper level loft...
Completely surrounded by 2,156 square feet of covered porches, the Deerfield blends into its natural surroundings while its unique, rustic architecture makes a bold statement.
This model is modified from the Hanover Craftsman Series design.
The Modified Madison plan features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.
The Pinebluff log home from Honest Abe Log Homes features a breakfast nook, a central covered porch, a mudroom, and attached 2-car garage.
Easy and comfortable describes this model. Just right for downsizing or the starter home this home features a cathedral ceiling over the open concept area.
This single-level hybrid design naturally evolved from Wisconsin Log Homes’ two-story Chamberien plan.
At nearly 3,000 square feet, the fully customizable Glenrock floor plan from Honest Abe Log Homes features a wraparound deck and a covered gazebo.
Unique angles, exceptional architectural details, and a non-traditional open concept make both indoor and outdoor living a fresh experience in this log home floor plan.
Enjoy nature's wondrous pleasures in this sprawling, western-style ranch.
