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The Prairie house plan is a uniquely American architectural style.

One of the few architectural styles that was not imported from Europe, the Prairie School of architecture originated in the Midwest and was catapulted to prominence by its most famous master, Frank Lloyd Wright. Prairie home designs are characterized by strong horizontal lines and earthy materials, which echo the broad plains of the midwestern landscape. Massive masonry piers and chimneys, wide porches, and cantilevered floors are distinctive features. Low-pitched hipped roofs with wide overhanging eaves enhance the horizontal appearance of Prairie-style house plans.

Masonry construction is most typical, often with exaggerated horizontal patterns. Although ornamentation is sparse, rows of tall windows ("ribbon windows") may display geometric patterns. Typically two stories or more, the vernacular Prairie floor plan often has a simple square footprint. This design is sometimes referred to as a Prairie Box or American Foursquare, an extremely common house type in the streetcar suburbs of early 20th century cities. More elaborate Prairie home plans may have projecting rooms, wings, or porches, which give them an asymmetrical appearance. The airy, open floor plans allow each room to flow into the next.

Architectural features:

Low-slung, hipped roof

Emphasis on horizontal lines

Geometric decorative patterns

Masonry construction

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The Prairie house plan is a uniquely American architectural style. One of the few architectural styles that was not imported from Europe, the Prairie School of architecture originated in the Midwest and was catapulted to prominence by its most famous master, Frank Lloyd Wright.

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For Sale | Single Family Home | Active

Looking for a luxury home you can fully customize to suit your desires? Down a quiet country road in Buckingham Township is a spectacular building lot with serene privacy. Award winning Barley Homes, one of Bucks County's premiere luxury home builders, understands your desire for the finest quality and this custom home will be built with their exceptional craftsmanship, sophisticated appointments and superior design. Both the lot and this home will exceed your expectations. Barley homes has planned this vision of gracious living down to the last detail. The peace and privacy of four open acres backing to trees, is remarkable. Exterior Features include: Flagstone porch and rear patio, thoughtful landscaping package, Hardie Plank siding over Hydro gap house wrap, Pella windows in Black exterior finish and three Mahogany front entry doors. Interior Features: ten foot ceilings in 1st floor , thirteen foot ceilings in great room with stone fireplace and nine foot ceilings on entire second floor, ten foot tray ceiling in master bedroom and stone fireplace flanked by two built in units, vaulted ceiling in master closet and an extensive trim package. In the kitchen: Large ten foot long island along with floor to ceiling Medallion Silver Line cabinetry in kitchen and wet bar, and a generous Wolf Sub Zero appliance package. Additional details: Beautiful granite countertops throughout, pre-wired inside and out for speakers, security cameras and WIFI extenders, a three car garage with hot/cold hose bib, garage door openers with battery back-up and so much more. The property is located just off of Route 413 in Buckingham Township a few miles from route 202 and easy access to NJ. It is a short drive from both Doylestown Borough and the Delaware River in the Central Bucks School District. Upon review of the specs and floorplans and visiting this one of a kind location we know that you will agree that this property is an exceptional choice for the discerning buyer desiring a one of a kind home. Photos are illustrative of Builders custom work. This is a new home to be built - currently not under construction. You have the opportunity to realize your dreams!

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Plan 51758HZ: Three Bed Farmhouse with Optional Bonus Room

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Prairie style house for sale in Pottstown

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This low-slung vision in stone and glass has all the Wright stuff on the outside. But there's nothing Wright about it at all on the inside.

This house for sale outside Pottstown combines two of the most influential styles in the history of modern architecture under one deep-eaved roof.

And I hope that the owner of this house is selling it with its furniture, for like the architect who inspired its exterior, the designer of this truly unique residence had a complete vision for it, inside and out.

Of course, the architect who inspired its exterior is Frank Lloyd Wright. The outside of this house is pure Prairie Style, executed beautifully in 1992. The architect clearly channeled the master.

The interior designer, however, was channeling something else entirely.

The inside of this house faithfully follows Moderne style. And just as Wright designed the furniture he put into his houses, the designer of this house for sale's interior wanted everything to fit together in a unified vision.

That much is clear when you look at every vaulted-ceilinged room in this sprawling estate.

The interiors also depart from the Wrightian in their copious use of glass. Full-length windows light up the cathedral-ceilinged living room, for instance.

They also form one wall of the barrel-vaulted formal dining room.

In the kitchen and attached breakfast room, they bring light from above in the form of 14 skylights.

And speaking of a unified vision, please take note of the kitchen cabinetry: Even the controls for the built-in smooth-top cooktop, fryer and warming plate are integrated with the woodwork. Ditto for the refrigerator-freezer and dishwasher.

In the master bedroom, those windows look out onto the spacious pools and patio.

And in the skylit master bathroom, they're frosted. The master bathroom has as much space as some bedrooms as well as dual vanities, a dressing table, dual HDTVs, a circular shower and a jetted tub.

Downstairs on the recreation level, they bring light into the billiard room and lounge from the sunken terrace outside. The billiard room is also one of two places where you can enjoy big-screen entertainment.

The other is the home theater, which is the last place where one would want windows. There's also a home fitness center down below.

And in back of all this you'll find a fabulous space for outdoor fun and entertaining. The rear patio incorporates a pool, spa and raised deck, all paved with Tennesee crab orchard flagstone.

This house sits on nearly two beautifully landscaped, fully irrigated acres in the Rosedale section of Pottsgrove, just northeast of Pottstown. It's convenient to both Pottstown's resurgent High Street and outlet shopping in nearby Sanatoga. If you work in King of Prussia or Chesterbrook, you'll have an easy commute from here - or as easy a commute as you can have on the region's crowded highways.
THE FINE PRINT
BEDS: 4

BATHS: 4

SQUARE FEET: 8,998

SALE PRICE: $1,100,000

861 Sunnybrook Rd., Pottstown, Pa. 19464 [Joe Dudek and Megan Goldstein | BHHS Fox & Roach Realtors]

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On the Market: Prairie-Style Manor in Pottstown

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This low-slung vision in stone and glass has all the Wright stuff on the outside. But there's nothing Wright about it at all on the inside. This house for sale outside Pottstown combines two of the most influential styles in the history of modern architecture under one deep-eaved roof.

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Modern farmhouse has become a wildly popular design aesthetic, thanks in no small part to the tireless evangelism from renovation gurus Joanna and Chip Gaines. It's their thing! New homes and renovated spaces alike now combine clean, modern spaces with comfortable touches of rustic appeal.

These days, large swaths of the nation have been overtaken with shiplap. But besides that ubiquitous design touch, modern farmhouse also incorporates crisp pops of color against a calming white or gray background, wide-plank floors, and upcycled rustic objects. The result? Highly functional and cozy spaces with style to spare.

But unless you're lucky enough to live in Central Texas-where the Gaineses live and do most of their work-you'll have to settle for another builder's interpretation of the modern farmhouse. The great news is that there are plenty of examples on the market to choose from.

Across the U.S., modern farmhouse style is popping up in unlikely locales and providing home buyers with wide-open, airy spaces to start their next chapter.

Here are nine gorgeous modern farmhouse properties for sale right now. Graze along with us...

Price: $995,000
Originally constructed in 1976, this three-bedroom home was rebuilt and finished this year in modern farmhouse style. Check the all-white exterior, wide-plank wood floors inside, and light-filled spaces everywhere. It has two master suites and lush landscaping out back with a deck. It's located in Rockridge, a neighborhood with easy access to restaurants, shopping, and schools.

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Price: $689,000
Custom-built in 2017, this five-bedroom home sits on nearly 12 wooded acres just outside Asheville, with beautiful mountain views. The gorgeous great room has a high ceiling and large fireplace. Pale walls throughout the home set off the earthy, wide-plank oak floors. There's also a large, unfinished basement, which offers room to expand.

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Price: $1,249,000
Recently renovated and expanded from its original footprint, this four-bedroom home is imbued with telltale modern farmhouse touches. Located in the prestigious Greenway Crest neighborhood, this home features crisp black and white paint and earthy wood floors, a stylish balance of formal spaces and cozy living. The second-floor living area has a beverage center, which serves the adjacent balcony-making the home ideal for entertaining.

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Price: $725,000
Just finished, this three-bedroom modern farmhouse measures over 2,500 square feet. The interiors are white and light-filled, setting off the sumptuous wood floors. The kitchen features quartz countertops and a six-burner Dual Fuel Bertazzoni range. A bonus room on the lower level would make an excellent media room or play room.

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Price: $700,000
Located in a solar-powered development, this three-bedroom modern farmhouse has it all: shiplap, barn doors, and wood accent ceilings. Outside, the saltwater pool has a picture window pool screen enclosure to take advantage of Lake Timber views. The community of Babcock Ranch also offers a clubhouse, walking trails, and a garden.

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Price: $725,000
Sitting on a third of an acre in the sought-after Atlanta suburb of Brookhaven, this four-bedroom ranch home built in 1951 has undergone a total overhaul. Mod farmhouse touches include white walls broken up with earth-toned woods and natural materials, bi-fold doors, and a sleek kitchen.

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Price: $450,000
Reeves William Builders is selling lots to develop custom-built modern farmhouses. For a 1.25-acre lot with a new home, the estimated cost is about $450,000. The lots are roomy enough for a pool and zoned to accommodate add-ons like chicken coops to bring a bit more farm-forward flare.

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Price: $349,900
Built in 1945, this three-bedroom home has been brought into the 21st century with a careful modern farmhouse renovation. The result is a gem filled with natural light and hardwood floors to accentuate the white walls and muted palette. The home has a covered side porch, large yard, and detached garage (complete with sliding barn door) for storage or a workshop.

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Price: $1,998,000
A slightly fancier take on modern farmhouse design, this brand-new, four-bedroom home sits on a quarter-acre overlooking Burton Valley with views of Mount Diablo. Indoors, the great room features a glass-paneled wall, which also serves as a door to an indoor-outdoor living space. There's also a chef's kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, tile fireplaces, Italian tile, a mud room, smoked French oak floors, and a wine cellar.

Becky Bracken is a journalist covering celebrity and other notable real estate for realtor.com.

The realtor.com® editorial team highlights a curated selection of product recommendations for your consideration; clicking a link to the retailer that sells the product may earn us a commission.

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Just a Little Bit Country: 9 Modern Farmhouses to Swoon Over

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Prairie Style House Plan - 5 Beds 3 Baths 3718 Sq/Ft Plan #928-279

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If you've been paying attention to architectural trends lately, you know that bungalows are back in a big way. With that in mind, we thought it was the perfect addition to our What Classifies A House Style series. Keep reading to learn what makes this architectural style so unique and why the bungalow home has held a special place in our hearts for so many years.

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History of the bungalow home

The word "bungalow" derives from the Hindustani word "bangala," meaning "belonging to Bengal." Bungalow houses were first constructed in Bengal, India in the mid-nineteenth century. At the time, India was under British rule and the ambassadors who traveled there sought to design an informal, easily-constructed rest house to use during their visits.Soon after, the style became popular in England and it was eventually brought over to America. Architect brothers Charles Sumner Greene and Henry Mather Greene are credited as the most influential early practitioners of this style in the United States.Together, they designed bungalows in Pasadena, California. Their designs were well received and were highlighted throughout the country through popular magazines like House Beautiful and Good Housekeeping. Soon enough, pattern books featuring bungalow designs and complete mail order house kits became widely available, allowing the bungalow style to spread quickly across the country.

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Types of bungalow homes

Believe it or not, not all bungalows are created equal. The bungalow home comes in many different variations throughout the country. We've listed a few of the most popular styles below. Read them over to get an idea of the different types of bungalows that exist in today's design landscape.

Craftsman bungalow

The term " Craftsman bungalow" is used to describe classic bungalows, no matter where they might be located. Traditionally, these homes feature street-facing gables with shingled roofs. Additionally, they're often painted or stained brown or dark green to blend with nature. Finally, they're most known for their wide, overhanging eaves

California bungalow

Since the California bungalow is very similar to the Craftsman, the two can be told apart by the materials used in their construction. California bungalow home exteriors typically use stucco, wood - especially redwood - shingle and horizontal siding but not brick. However, other bungalow subtypes do use brick.

Modern

Modern styles have curved corners to provide a sense of motion. Additionally, they may have portholes or bulkheads. They're usually made of materials like concrete, glass and brick. Meanwhile, the interiors are typically light and airy with modern touches.

Tudor revival

Tudor revival bungalows have steeply-pitched roofs with large, elaborate chimneys. Additionally, they feature wall cladding, tall and narrow windows and decorative half-timbering.

Prairie style

Prairie style bungalows were developed by an especially creative group of Chicago architects known as the Prairie School. Frank Lloyd Wright was among the members. These homes have massive piers, used to support their porch roofs, as well as rows of casement windows, broad and flat chimneys and contrasting wall materials and trim.

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Characteristics of a bungalow home

Even though there are many different types of bungalows, the style still has a defined set of characteristics that ties them all together. To that end, we've taken the liberty of listing some of those bungalow home characteristics below:

Exterior

Balanced and well-proportioned, but not symmetrical, appearance from the front

A low, exposed roof, often with beams or rafters showing

A modest front porch or veranda

Square, tapered columns, sometimes called "bungalow columns"

Interior

Usually 1.5 stories

The front door opens to the main living space

An open floor plan that lacks a formal parlor or sitting room

Simple decorative accents

Plenty of built-ins aa means of decoration

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For sale: $799,000. A Californian bungalow at the heart of Sherman Oaks. Nostalgic charm on a beautiful tree-lined neighborhood with a mixture of original and ultra-modern architecture. Updated interior offers great livability with tons of natural lighting. A phenomenal expansion project grounded on a flat secured lot.

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Deemed "The Crown Jewel Of Historic Vineville" This Historically Significant Estate, Designed By Noted Southern Architect, Charles M. Choate in 1916, Is Considered One Of The Finest Examples Of American Craftsman Architecture In Existence Within The Eastern United States. Constructed Of The Finest Georgia Hardwoods, Stained Dark Brown With White Woodwork Trim & Accented By Natural River Rock Masonry, Gathered From North Carolina Streams Over A Century Ago, This Spectacular Home Is The Embodiment Of The Purity & Beauty Of The Arts & Crafts Movement.

This One Of A Kind Property Includes A 2-Story, 4-Bedroom 5-Bathroom Main House; A 2-story, 2-Bedroom 1-Bathroom Carriage House; An Absolutely Stunning, Wooden, Glass & River Rock Enclosed Pergola, Overlooking The First Residential Swimming Pool Built In Middle Georgia - Complete With His & Hers Poolside Bath Houses, Featuring Bathrooms, Changing Areas & Showers.

The Interior Of The Main House & Carriage House Showcases: Soaring Ceilings, Original Hardwood Floors, Carved Wooden Beams & Bannisters, Double Staircases, Custom Crown Moldings, Floor To Ceiling Windows, Intricate Wainscoting, Built-In Cabinetry, Bookcases & Nine Unique Fireplaces.

Surrounded By Towering 200-Year-Old Oak Trees & 10-Foot Confederate Jasmine Privacy Hedges, This Property's Lush Landscape Is A Gardener's Paradise, Featuring Side & Rear Gardens Filled With Camellias, Azaleas, Bearded Irises, Crepe Myrtles, Japanese Magnolias, Fig Trees, & 3 Restored Rows Of Old Vine Grapes Originally Planted By Stanislaus College Jesuit Monks In The Late 1800's When This Area Was Developed Into Plantations & Fruit Orchards.

In 1986, This One-Of-A-Kind Estate Was Purchased By The Current Owners Who Lovingly Restored It Over The Next Five Years To Its Original 1916 Design & Have Impeccably Maintained It Ever Since. In 1987, The Owners Were Advised By Representatives Of The Smithsonian Institute That The Pergola (With Its Original Furniture Intact) Is Only One Of Two Structures Like It Still In Existence In The United States. The Smithsonian requested To Purchase & Move The Entire Structure To Their Washington, D.C. Museum. The Owner's Declined The Offer But Did Agree To Have Renderings & Replicas Of The Pergola & Furniture Made For Their Archives. The Owners Have Been Recognized By The Georgia Trust, The Macon Heritage Foundation, The Vineville Neighborhood Association, The Charles M. Choate Museum, The Hay House, The City Of Macon & Historic Macon For Their Dedication & Outstanding Efforts On Behalf Of Historic Preservation.

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PLAN DESCRIPTION A large shed dormer is a focal point for the façade of this one-story bungalow house plan. A bonus room and an optional loft are possible on the second level of the home plan. If you love entertaining, see how the island kitchen flows into the spacious great room. Expand your party to the rear porch to view the night sky. A garden tub and a sit-down shower are highlights of the luxurious master suite. Overnight guests will appreciate having their own quarters in a quiet corner of the home. The children's bedrooms are private and dramatic. Are you thinking of taking painting classes? The bonus room would make a perfect art studio!

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PLAN DESCRIPTION A large shed dormer is a focal point for the façade of this one-story bungalow house plan. A bonus room and an optional loft are possible on the second level of the home plan. If you love entertaining, see how the island kitchen flows into the spacious great room.