A raised ranch? Tri-level? Is it one floor with a full basement or 2/3 levels?

It's one floor with a basement.

From the side photo my guess is a raised ranch. Not to be confused with a tri or bi-level, since you have one floor and walk directly into the main level.

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Yes, a ranch house, and very pretty too!

It's a ranch. I lived in a house like that when I was in high school only the garage wasn't attached.

In New England a "raised ranch" is a two story house with entrance midway between the two and stairs to each level. Out west we called it a "split level". This is the only place I've heard the term "raised ranch". Nobody builds them anymore and they are hard to sell.

As pointed out, this house is not a "raised ranch". It is simply a ranch house set up off the ground to take advantage of a basement that otherwise would have been too shallow to use. Attractive house with a lot of possibility!

Dayle Ann

We have raised ranch homes aplenty here in Missouri and Kansas. The picture really doesn't look like a raised ranch but it does look like a bi-level. It isn't a split level because there aren't enough levels.

I think the design of the house has more to do with the slope of the land and this worked out as the most functional to build.

When I lived in California I never saw homes like this but, then again, you can't really have a basement due to the threat of earthquakes.

Robyn

If it doesn't have any hallways it's a bungalow.