I’m not an architect, but, since this is a new build, I’d say the style is a composite, using Shingle Style, Eastlake, and Victorian elements. It’s beautifully and imaginatively done!

Shingle Style

Reminds me a bit of the vintage Queen Anne houses in my hometown.

Fun for sure, but a "muddle" of styles. Wouldn't want to have to paint all that especially in a salt water coastal environment. Oh Lordy!! No.

Does anyone have pictures of similar, exterior architectural details? Or a resource for them? Please and thank you.

I recommend The Field Guide to American Houses by Virginia McAlester. It is illustrated with the identifying features of various styles. an excellent resource for those curious about eclectic and traditional architecture.

Disney

Shingle style, Nantucket shingle style and Victorian will give you combinations of what you are looking for. The field guide recommendation noted above is excellent.

The examples that you have shown are a mishmash of styles. Some might say that such combinations put together are unfortunate choices as they do not honour a particular style while others enjoy having a variety of styles in one building. Clearly, it is a personal choice where one lands on that.