Bungalow House Plans
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Bungalow house plans are generally narrow yet deep, with a spacious front porch and large windows to allow for plenty of natural light. They are often single-story homes or one-and-a-half stories. Bungalows are often influenced by...
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Bungalow house plans are generally narrow yet deep, with a spacious front porch and large windows to allow for plenty of natural light. They are often single-story homes or one-and-a-half stories. Bungalows are often influenced by many different styles such as craftsman, cottage, or arts and crafts. They typically have a detached garage, if one at all. A gabled roof with steep pitches is common to this style.
The modern-style bungalow is very popular with many amenities that homeowners are looking for such as open floor plans, walk-in closets, and larger kitchens. Bungalow-style home plans are just as great for vacation homes as they are for permanent residences.
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Defining Features of an American Classic: The Bungalow
The Bungalow House and America: An Old Passion Reawakened It was the first symbol of suburban living – a declaration of independence from crowded apartments in urban areas and a longing to own a home and tend a garden. And today, for many of the same reasons, Generation X and Generation Y have begun to embrace the bungalow – creating a renewed interest in this house plan style and the neighborhoods where they are often found. What started as a rest house in British India became the rage in the United States in the ea
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