Probably modern -- likely expecting to use climate control (heat/ac) 100% of the time; still, it needs windows for light upstairs and, as is, would likely be way too dark and cave like for my taste.

Converted church.

Contemporary/Modern that looks very dark and hot with all of that black roofing material! I do agree with Sophie that it looks like a converted church.

Thanks, but I was hoping for a little more input...

Good Afternoon,

It looks pretty Mid Century Modern. A-Frames like that, were popular during that time period. Many rooflines would even extend all the way to the ground. A sign of mid century modern was angular details and asymmetrical details. It was also known for clean lines and the homes would speak heavily to the outdoors.

I see all of these features in this home. Hope that helps!

-Cosa Belle Interiors

Thank you Cosa Belle Interiors - I will search Mid Century Modern designs.

Great! I am glad that helped!

Thank you

I think MCM or even a bit post MCM with influences. You could change the standard shingles for a more visually exciting material or add something to it for visual interset. It does appear more commercial than residential, but that could change with landscaping.

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Sorry folks but this is no more MCM than McDonalds is gourmet. West Coast Comtemporary is a common style found most often from the 70s with its design influence still being seen today in current contemporary architecture.

http://www.dwell.com/houses-we-love/article/groovy-1970s-pads-were-mercifully-transformed-modern-homes