Architectural Styles

Spanish Colonial- low, flat roof, small windows, muted earth tones of red clay on exterior

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Tudor- steeply pitched roofs, brick and stucco, tall narrow casement windows with multiple panes

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Craftsman- low pitched gable roof, wide porch supported by massive columns, wood, stone, or stucco siding

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Mediterranean revival- stucco, roof with clay tiles, built around access to an inner courtyard, deeply shaded porches and dark interiors.

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Ranch- single story, low pitched gable end or hipped roof, long and low to the ground, attached garage

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Contempprary- odd, irregular shapes, flat or angled roof, large tall panes of glass, plain lack of ornamentation.

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Colonial 2 or 3 stories with high pitched roof, one or more dormers, symmetrical windows on both sides of central front door

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Victorian steep gable roofs, gingerbread, turned columns, 8 colors

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Greek Revival square with ta;; double hung windows on each side, shallow pitched roof, decorative pilasters

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Federal Large, two story brick with massive chimneys, centered front door sheltered by portico

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Georgian Brick symmetrical square in shape, five double hung windows with 12 panes in each stash, minimal roof overhang.

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Cape Cod 1 1/2 stories, double hung windows, centered door, steep roof with side gables.

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