housing styles

Tudor- A Tudor has a steep roof  and a decorative chimney and is made of  wood and stone.

Housing Styles

Greek Revival- Has Columns and is symmetrical. 

Queen Anne- Queen Anne has many gables  a turret, a large porch, decorative shingles, and elaborate wood decoration. 

Bungalow- Shed dormer, porch and exposed roof rafters.

Ranch- Many garages with gable decoration above the garage.

Prairie Style- Wide overhangs, hipped roof, and bands of casement windows. 

Colonial Revival- A Colonial Revival house has a symmetrical style spoiled by a side garage, along with pillars next to the door.  

International School- Floats on pillars and has plenty of geometrical lines and space.

Cape Cod Style- Large central chimney, gabled dormers, and shingled facade. 

Dutch- Gambrel roof with front shed dormer.

Neo- Eclectic- Neo- Eclectic has palladian windows and a decorated shingled facade.