Bungalow

By me they are often listed as workers’ cottages.

Cottage/Bungalow style homes were copied from the craftsman style homes but there is a big difference between them... Most bungalow-style homes had vertical boards or board and batten siding with open railings and spindles, the doors were usually installed right in the center, etc.

It’s a cape form with bungalow detailing- fairly common way to take a standard easy to build shape and update it with the newest ‘face’

And....it is VERY cute!

I had one very similar and really never thought about what style it was , I just liked it But I would say cottage/cape if you must have a name

I would describe it as a farmhouse or as a worker's cottage. My area has a significant number of bungalows which usually have a hip roof and a dormer over the front porch, not a gable end. The use of the description Cape Cod style here refers to a house with a center entry and the door opening on the long side. I am not an expert, just giving the descriptions typically used in my area for those styles.

I hope your cute house is just as charming on the inside!