Haskell Exterior Look

Gables and eaves

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Bungalow style with extra gables added facing different directions.

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Front Porch. Wood railing, simple not too heavy, not too light columns.

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I generally like the style and the matching garage. I would prefer a little more heft to the roof line & overhang, as well as thicker framing around the windows. I like the pitch to the roof with the batten siding; the front porch, too --it reminds me of our original house style.

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Please ignore the right side of the image. Likes: Casement windows. Row of windows top floor. Siding. Roof overhang with rafter ends. Metal roof. Dislike: chimney.

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Exposed rafters. Multiple pitches in differing layers. Siding. Windows. Not a fan of the Cedar shake siding, or whatever that is.

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Vertical siding. Board and batten. Metal roof with tasteful pitch.

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Really love this one. Has the "T" layout like our house, plus a second level. The wraparound porch is great, but I don't think we have space for it. Even if we did, the side space would face a) our neighbor's driveway, or b) Chicon and all its vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Neither are desirable. Think the flat-top dormers are nice balance to the gabled primary roof lines, and keep the look more casual. The front-most "pushed-out" window on the ground floor could be a good spot for the built-in dining bench. Reverse the layout to suit a driveway and mudroom on the east side of the property.

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Intersecting gables paired with non-gabled dormer windows.

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Like the general look, but not the roofline above the front porch.

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Dig the overall design. Might be a way to add a second story to our house while preserving the original layout.

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Lots of windows facing the backyard.

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Don't like the asymmetry of the dormers. But like the farmhouse design.

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