Single level homes (also known as one-level, one-story or ranch-style) have always been well-sought after regardless of the style. Why? For starters, many people who are building a custom dream home may be thinking well ahead into the future, and could plan on retiring in there. On the flip side, a young family may opt for a one-level home for child safety. Plus, architecturally, the style of a single-level home can be more visually appealing - it all depends on the tastes and style of the homeowner.
In addition, while the notion that the choices are limited, that's not the case. Take a look below...
Functionality
This is the interior of the Alexandria (Vintage Collection). Everything is easily accessible thanks to an airy and open floor plan. This home has plenty of square footage - it's over 2700 square feet and has 3 bedrooms. You can view the Alexandria model inside and out, plus get the Alexandria floor plan here.
Your Options are Never Limited
Whether you are planning on building a Classic wood home, a home that's more sleek and modern, such as Contemporary-style, Vintage or a feel for Craftsman, your options are never limited. Here are a few of examples of Timber Block single level homes in 4 different collections!
Pictured above is the Orford model from Timber Block Craftsman Series. This home is over 1900 square feet and has 4 bedrooms. Inside is just as beautiful as out, with a functional but homey feel. Download the Orford floor plan today.
A contemporary design fits incredibly well with a single level plan. Crisp, clean lines results in some of the classiest homes out there. Pictured above is the Sun Lakes model.
Also from our Craftsman Series, above is the McKinley. This home is the picture of Craftsman with a beautiful blend of wood and stone. Inside, there's over 1300 square feet of living space, along with 3 bedrooms for convenience. See the McKinley floor plan here.
From our Vintage Series, above is our Providence. Below is a peek inside:
As always, Timber Block can customize any of these plans, or build from your very own ideas. Contact Timber Block today to find out more.
