No - but an image search brought up many strikingly similar homes. I looked at 2 - one in Seattle the other in Milwaukie. Both were described as Craftsman homes. The one in Milwaukee was designed by Alexander C. Eschweiler.

It does have many Craftsman elements, but they are seldom full 2-story, let alone 3-story houses. When I saw the twin gables and duplicate upper portions, I expected it to be a duplex/row house with two matching front doors. It is very unusual to see two gables positioned like that. Where is this house located? The central join would be a disaster waiting to happen with all the rain and the snow load we get up here in NY. Are there any architects out there who have thoughts?

The double gable (m roof line) is most often associated with a victorian style. The M roof is often seen in the UK. That with the multiple colors on the trim do lean towards victorian more than craftsman in my opinion.

Thank you to everyone for the thoughts. The house is located in South Orange NJ and was built around 1910.