I don't have an answer, but - wow! That is one interesting house, congrats. How many rooms? you must share when you are all settled in.

WOW! We want pics of the insides!

It's loosely "Italianate" ... the American idea of what a villa on the Italian Riviera should look like. But with a touch of the "Prairie box" look to it.

o m g. What a GORGEOUS house!!! I would tag it Mission.

I'd love to see pics of the inside!!!!!!!!

I have seen pics of at least four houses this shape, it was either a stock plan or a precut Sears/Aladdin. There is even one in the next city to my north.

"Mission Revival" perhaps.

You might find something on this blog.

http://www.searshomes.org/index.php/blog/

What a great house! Looking forward to seeing more.

I would call it prairie.

I would call it Prairie also. It's beautiful.

How about a few interior pictures so we can all drool.

show me any prairie style house with round arches; hint: none exist.

I suspect originally it was Mediterranean/Italian Villa style. There has been some remuddling, and the paint color is doing it no favors.

Casey

Kati seems to have left the building. I bet she lost her posting and doesn't know where to find it.

👆🏼 You would be correct...lol.

Over the last few years, I've heard it all - as far as the style of our home. I'm still not sure myself. I am passing along the link to the real estate website, to share interior pictures...perhaps that will help. The flipper who bought this house before us, did it no favors by taking out the few built ins we had, unfortunately. It's very simple on the inside - beautiful, but simple. Not what you'd expect by the outside. We're looking to renovate, little by little, to restore to its original form. As far as the exterior, I'm not sure what the original color was, but this was the original layout according to a Plain Dealer article from 1913. I would love some ideas, as far as interior window coverings, starying true to the time period & architecture. Any other ideas or thoughts welcomed!

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/3124-Berkshire-Rd_Cleveland-Heights_OH_44118_M36254-48503

AND although this house may not be specifically prairie style, I'm assuming it's at least inspired by...the architect on this house, Arthur Oviatt, did work with Frank Lloyd Wright.