Continue reading to see what houses look like in each state of the United States. This three-bedroom house may be found in Anchorage, Alaska. Ranches, one of America's most popular housing forms, are generally small, one-story structures. Ranch houses feature a long, close-to-the-ground plan as well. They often have low ceilings and exterior walls that are usually made of wood or vinyl siding. The yard typically includes space for parking and maybe a garden but not always. Sometimes called American country homes, ranches were popular between 1890 and 1930 but have been making a comeback lately. The rooms inside the ranch house are all on one level; there are no upper floors. It is assumed that anyone living here will need room to walk around and reach all parts of the house. There is usually a main entrance, which can be through the front door or a side garage door, and a kitchen with an eating area including a countertop stove. A bathroom or toilet room is also usually part of the main floor layout. There might be a second bathroom upstairs to accommodate more people if necessary. Two bedrooms and a full bathroom are usually enough space for a family to live in a ranch house. In rural areas, you can find many old farmhouses across the country. Some of these houses are still lived in by their original owners, while others have been converted into museums or restaurants. In cities, apartment buildings and high-rise condos are common, but large houses can also be seen there too.