What are you asking? Wrong how?

OMG...where to start?! This is like looking at one of those puzzles where there are two pictures side by side and you're supposed to locate the 8 - 10 changes in the second picture where they move things slightly (or not so slightly) out of position to see if how observant you are, b/c it's amazing how our brains will "correct" things that are wrong and make them appear right. This is wrong on so many levels (quite literally top to bottom!) So hoping this isn't YOUR house.

A little heavy on the nested gables, but I like the brick and the window color.

clipped corners on the roof which doesn't really fit the many, many gables on the house (and I like gables!); the upstairs (?) window that is off-center; there's a grading problem that won't be fully resolved with the addition of stairs to the front door (with a railing b/c there will have to be more than 3-stairs); the use of copper colored metal roof in that very small space (below the off-center window) is what my dear grandmother would call "gilding the lilly."

Let's start with the top. Do you see anything wrong with the top of the house?

Wrong? The last photo is tilted. The second and third photos are identical. The first photo doesn't show anything. Do I win the prize?

The second story two window bump-out is not centered in the gable??

The angle of the clipped roof and the angle of the dormer (that you see from the the side of the garage) are different angles....

I hope the waterproofing is good in those valleys.

The clipped gable does not bother me, I am assuming that was due to a daylight plane issue? Some places allow chimneys in the daylight plane, that might be a possibility to avoid the clipped gable if it is not wanted here.

Those two mini windows look like what happens when a person can raise one eyebrow...makes the eyes uneven. It would drive me crazy that those windows are uneven. And who in the world designed that middle window off center?

It's a trainwreck. But it's not the worst. Make the inside nice and enjoy your new home.

How could the "off centered" window in the gable not have been noticed before completion? Though I know most people on this forum may not like the overall style of the house, it would be a desirable home for most people.

Yes. But you'd need to be far more specific about which of the many many wrongs is bothering you.

American home design at its best. The off-centre shed dormer shows proper disdain for outdated old world ideals of symmetry. Could use a few more front-facing dormers though. Three cheers for the Volunteer State. Enjoy!

What looks off to me is the double window on the left on the part of the house that extends toward the street looks like it should be higher and in line with the other double windows to each side of the front door.

What looks off to me is the double window on the left

That's a planned kick in the face of conventional expectations!

Double window not centered in that gable bugs me. Just looks kind of plain to me, should have done something to break up all the brick. Makes the left side look like a big blank wall/gable with a window stuck onto it

Waiting for something to make some sort of "omg mcmansion cascading gables" comment and regurgitate some satire from there

No gutters and downspouts. Sliding door for front door. No venting in roof for furnace or bathroom fans. No attic ventilation (ridge vent or side vents). I don't see any flashing either. Porch supports way to flimsy. The double window on the left is floor level. The garage looks too small to fit a car. Who anyway builds a single car garage anymore. Of course there is the stuff mentioned above.

Three cheers for the Blue Grass State. Enjoy!

Just curious where you are getting the Bluegrass State thing from.

In this one I see 3 different roof pitches and a clipped roof a dormer roof and a gable roof

I'm trying to find something right.

Pork chop returns are now a tried and true century-old tradition. Faster and easier than all that fiddly old stuff.

I see the potential for an entire development of ill conceived houses with water management issues and the potential for a large score for a remediation company.

MWM, I missed those last night. These are what you're talking about?

Yeah on this house. From the looks of the homes in the background the op will not be alone in the issue. So as they say, misery loves company.........

That's probably the saving grace. They are all like this, so in the end, it will be about location and br's and ba's.

I think the issue is the off center "shed" roof thingy. Unfortunate. I don't know how to fix it because the window can't be moved. It is what it is. Plant some nice trees.

I had the ugly house on the suburban cul de sac once. Not a problem. The inside was pristine and it sold immediately for more than asking.

On this forum we are pretty brutal at times. This is one of those times. But depending on where this is located the op is probably going to be just fine.

I never understand the need for all the angles and roof lines on housesjust so many places where water can find its way in. Either of these would be much better IMO

Patricia many of us agree with you

Too late for that now, wouldn't you say?

water management issues

Picky, picky.

Was there ever a home with more such issues than this architectural icon?

But that wasn't a tract home worthy.......................lol