Home, Home on the Ranch

You don’t need a horse to love a sprawler, Pardner.

Got little ones?

No stairs to block and an open floor plan to keep an eye on those adorable little humans who need only 47 seconds and a Sharpie to destroy everything that you love.

A ranch offers so much flexibility with floor plans.
And with children, flexibility means survival.

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Sleeping areas aren’t above the kitchen, so naps are in another zip code.

Hello and Thank You, Mr Monitor!


Teens? They get their “space” but you can easily keep parental tabs on their shenanigans.

(Just never use the word “shenanigan” when you speak to them
or they will never hear what you say, ever again.)
(Ever.)


Empty nest, you say? Those empty rooms are suddenly...en suite bathroom! Walk-in closet! Sewing room! Man Cave! Wine closet, if that’s a thing. You name it!

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They’re moving back home? No house style is more adaptable than the ranch.

Retiring? Everything you want and need in one floor.

Live comfortably, knowing you can have the grandkids come to visit and entertain while they nap. Even if “entertaining” means sipping tea and chatting on the sofa.


A ranch-style home offers so much freedom to add a room, change the floor-plan to meet your current needs, and brings a feeling of coziness to your home.


And the secret sauce to this ideal home? The outdoors!


With every room on the ground floor, you live amongst the bunnies and the wildlife around you, with every window at ground level bringing the wildlife into your home.

Not literally. That would bring on all sorts of shenanigans.


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