Traditional House Plans

This traditional ranch home boasts 3 bedrooms, a 2 car garage and one story living.

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Traditional house plans are a mix of several styles, but typical features include: a simple roofline, often hip rather than gable, siding, brick or stucco exterior, covered porches, and symmetrical windows. Traditional homes are often single-level floor plans with steeper roof pitches, though lofts or bonus rooms are quite common.

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Traditional house plans are a mix of several styles, but typical features include: a simple roofline, often hip rather than gable, siding, brick or stucco exterior, covered porches, and symmetrical windows. Traditional homes are often single-level floor plans with steeper roof pitches, though lofts or bonus rooms are quite common.

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The Traditional House: “America’s Style” Plan Creates a Warm and Welcoming Home


TPC author Brian Toolan
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Simplistic Design and Classic Good Looks, Traditional House Plans – or America’s Style – Offer Warmth, Comfort and Modern Touches   While sometimes unfairly dismissed as a “no-style” plan, the traditional house design has evolved into something very popular and adaptable. Experts have even depicted the traditional house plan style as a “pacesetting style”- one that bridged the classic –think Tudor and cottage styles - with the joys of modern living - think ranch style. Some experts


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