National history of the Split-Level House

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Never as numerous or widespread as the Ranch House, it was nevertheless an important mid-century house.

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In spite of its second-place showing, the reasons for its mid-century popularity are clear: It combined some of the best features of the new Ranch House (which was wildly popular at the time) and the traditional two-story house (which was totally out of favor at the time) in an efficient, cost-effective way.


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