ranch-style
Adjective
Meaning
ranch-style (not comparable)
(architecture) Of a domestic architectural style that originated in the United States, involving houses with a long, close-to-the-ground profile and wide open layout, fusing modernist ideas with notions of the Wild West.
Examples
A 65-year-old, 2,080-square-foot, ranch-style house, with a living room that has a fireplace, a kitchen with white appliances, a front porch, a deck, a patio and an attached garage on 1.23 acres in the Rowayton neighborhood.
They had already connected with one another and almost every clip of the pair featured them cuddled up to one another in the TV show's new ranch-style mansion.