Housing Styles

Tudor

This home has half timbering, gables in the front, patterned stone in the chimneys, and stucco on the front.

Neo-Classical

This home has a perfectly symmetrical design, pillars, and a portico.

Queen Anne

This house has a long porch, multiple gables, a turret, and woodworking.

Bungalow

This house is made of wood that is only stained and has a full width porch.

Ranch House

This home has two large picture windows in the front and an attached garage.



Prairie Style

This home has wide eaves and the windows are aligned horizontally.



Colonial Revival

This home is simple, nearly symmetrical, and implied pillars.



International School

This house has a very simple and geometrical design with many windows.



Cape Cod Style

Thsi home has a broad frame, steep gabled roof, and a central chimney.



Colonial Revival (Dutch)

This house has a very distinct gambrel style roof.



Neo-Eclectic

This house has palladian windows, gables, pillars, and the curve shows an implied turret making it a mix of many styles.