Really? That is what you say to help? And you are in Calgary? I will make a note of that. Thank you.

Strictly speaking, it's not Edwardian -- but modern suburban houses often borrow motifs from many older styles. There's nothing wrong with that as long as the idea is carried out consistently and with grace.

This is a McMansion. There is no particular style the house is trying to replicate. As with lots of new construction the designer takes random elements from different styles of architecture and place them on a house - usually haphazardly. These architectural elements work well for they cause confusion as to distract your eye from noticing any design problems.

Ok - just a nice house we bought; was just curious to what style it came closer to 'copying' or sort of looked like. This way i would have a better idea on how to landscape, replace garage doors, what type of lightning etc.

It's a 21st (maybe late 20th) century large suburban home, sometimes referred to as a McMansion. This particular ones incorporates a few of design influences from traditional styles like Victorian and French Provincial, but a lot of it, like the prominent garage and plate glass window above the entry, is pure 21st century invention.