Ranch House Floor Plans & Designs with Brick and/or Stone

Discover ranch house plans with exterior brick or stone. Note: If you find a home plan that you love but wish it offered a different exterior siding option, just call 1-800-913-2350. In most cases, changing a plan's exterior siding (e.g. from board and batten to brick) is super-easy and does not require a formal modification.

Who might like a house with a brick exterior?

Typically brick siding is a more traditional option. So, if you like traditional-looking ranch homes, and/or are building in a traditionally-styled neighborhood, a house plan with a brick exterior might be your best bet. Having said that, some designs will blend rustic brick or stone elements with modern design details, e.g. a shed roof. These "rustic-meets-modern" house designs can appeal to a wide range of homeowners and neighborhoods.

Who might not like a house with a brick or stone exterior?

Anyone seeking to build a more modern-looking home will probably want to avoid an all-brick exterior. Having said that, some contemporary designs may feature brick or stone accents, creating a cool rustic-meets-modern vibe that can be appreciated by a wide range of homeowners and neighborhoods.

What's the main advantage of a ranch-style home?

Minimal stairs! This can make aging in place, as well as daily life, easier and safer.

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Ranch House Plan Characteristics

• One story (sometimes with basement or walkout basement)
• Wide footprint
• Patios / outdoor living
• Small, medium, or large square footage

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