Coastal ranch house exterior

Coastal homes can be found in various areas throughout the United States, from New England to the Pacific Northwest to Florida’s Gulf Coast. Here, we’ve put together a roundup of some of our favorite coastal home designs with a beach aesthetic to inspire you. #brickandbatten #beachaesthetic #coastalhome #coastalhomes #coastalhomedesign

When a home is extremely dated or downright dilapidated, you have many more options than just moving or taking a wrecking ball to it. As these remarkable makeovers prove, a well-planned and well-executed renovation can transform even the most ramshackle dwellings into elegant residences.

Discover cutting-edge approaches to seaside architecture that honor coastal traditions. From modern interpretations to classic designs, explore stunning exterior solutions that maximize views and weather-resistant materials.

Among home exterior ideas, there are few as fun to fantasize about as exterior beach house colors like turquoise, bright white, and pink. #hunkerhome #beachhouse #beachhouseideas #beachhousedecor

This list of 15 modern ranch style homes with massive curb appeal will give you plenty of ideas and inspiration to update your home.

Whether you gravitate toward the designs of the 1950s or the modern exteriors of the 21st century, these ideas for ranch-style home exteriors can help your home look its best.

Chip and Joanna Gaines help a nomadic couple who had lived in five homes over the past six years find and create their perfect forever home in Hewitt, Texas. Little did they know that "coming home" would take on special surprise significance in this particular instance.

Chip and Joanna Gaines help a nomadic couple who had lived in five homes over the past six years find and create their perfect forever home in Hewitt, Texas. Little did they know that "coming home" would take on special surprise significance in this particular instance.

Your Luxury Beach Vacation HomeNewly renovated luxury 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathrooms with a fully fenced back yard. Three bedrooms and two of the baths are located on the first floor with a large second story great room with plenty of windows to allow light in and partial ocean views.

A young family of four sought to update their 1952 California Ranch home nestled in the San Roque neighborhood of Santa Barbara. Working with the owner, who was savvy in both construction and design, the architects leveraged a modest budget to reimagine and renovate the 2,000-square-foot existing house and add 600-square-feet of usable living space.