Where i live it is often refered to as a worker’s cottage.

OOOH... That would probably make sense for my area. Thanks! Any specific decorating guidelines for this style that you know of?

Basically the interior likely leaned bungalow or even a bit of arts and craft orginally. Wood trim, small rooms a back kitchen and one simple bathroom.

Enjoy your new digs!

Bungalow or if it still has original interior features in some areas a Craftsman.

It's unlikely the porch columns or the spindles are original. They don't look quite right for 1925.

Nothing looks original. It was probably a bungalow built from a kit. Once you're in the house you may find some wood beams, etc in the attic with the name of the company on it.

Many of that style house were built from kits. Sears and Wards were the most common but there were others. There are books and online sources that the OP can match this house with however it was a common design as the house next door shows. Only surprise to me is how much space was allowed on each side of it. In older neighborhoods in this area there may be 8 feet on each side. Four feet of walkway for each house. My old neighborhood where there were many of these houses were often closer than 8 feet. The 8 feet would have allowed for a mutual driveway to go to a small garage or open parking area behind the houses.

Whatever it is, it's adorable. Congratulations!

Looks like much has changed over the years but my guess is originally it was Colonial Revival. That’s a safe, generic term.