In general, where is it located? It appears as if the porch was added on years after the original build. Just a guess, but I think the roof lines were changed. The original probably didn't have the gable in front. House styles are as much about the interior as the exterior.

Thanks for this. House is in St Paul MN. I'll attach a link to interior photos too. Check out this home at Realtor

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1558-Fulham-St_Saint-Paul_MN_55108_M74384-71819

Beautiful home!

It looks like many, many others in Minnesota, including St Paul, Mpls, and even Duluth, so the roofline probably has not been changed. I grew up next to many that looked very much like this one, and my aunt and uncle lived in one in Duluth, that was an identical twin to this one. I couldnt tell you the style, but, I will tell you, that most of them were painted white, and had either green or a shade of blue, or terra cotta trim.

I used to live in Minneapolis. I had an arts and crafts bungalow. Or that's what we called it. I'm still not convinced that's what it was. Built in 1907. Similar woodwork but other details were different.

A lot of times houses were .... still are... mutts that combine popular elements of the day - imho does not make them any less attractive or well made. In addition to the porch possibly changing, it could be some elements are missing - like maybe the deep eaves hadsome brackets? Sure might be interesting to find photo of it from earlier times - anyone have ideas on how to do that let us know!

Anyway.... I kinda see some arts and crafts in it - you wouldnt go wrong with looking at A&C palettes.

Mine is similar that it has definite A&C aspects but then has a classic midwestern 4-square boxy build to it as well....

What a beautiful home!

Some of the elements seems to be arts/crafts bungalow.

This house reminds me of my grandmother's home in the Chicago suburbs. The stucco was always white. A porch is quite common with this style in colder climates although the windows might be a newer addition.

I went to college in St. Paul and worked there for 40 years. Love your neighborhood! I'd call it American Foursquare with Prairie or Craftsman elements.