Cape Cod Shingle Style Victorian Exterior, Minneapolis
A Classic that will stand the test of time. - Cape Cod Shingle Style Home.
Photography: Phillip Mueller Photography
House plan is available for purchase at http://simplyeleganthomedesigns.com/Lakeland_Unique_Cape_Cod_House_Plan.html
Photography: Phillip Mueller Photography
House plan is available for purchase at http://simplyeleganthomedesigns.com/Lakeland_Unique_Cape_Cod_House_Plan.html
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jenmattmyers wrote:

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Ron Brenner Architects
Natural cedar shingles with a cabot semi-transparent stain.
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Cedar Valley Mfg. Inc.
Cedar Valley makes a panel using real western red cedar shingles that installs easier than hand shingles and is also offered with factory staining if that's something you're interested in. Call us at our factory if you have any questions or are interested in a sample of our product. 800.521.9523
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wtshirk
Color - can you please tell me what color the exterior is?
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Ron Brenner Architects
The cedar shingles were finished with a Cabots Semi-Solid stain product. I do not know the exact color used. The house has since weathered into a beautiful gray-blue color. The trim was painted an off white - I believe linen white from Benjamin Moore.
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lajones47
I love the grove of trees.
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boslaugh
I'd love to see that more recent photo. Especially since the grove is going to work well to pull the house down to the land...an aspect that I would think might be a nice plus given how flat the surrounding land is. Those birches are cool...maybe some Stewartia next time around?
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boslaugh
Hi Ron, The plans on the website are MUCH different than this beautiful home. Can you give us an idea of the square footage of this home? It seems much larger than the home plan on your website.
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Ron Brenner Architects
This is the exact same house that is one our website. If you are looking for a larger home we would be happy to custom design for you which is "inspired" by this design. Feel free to get in touch with me to discuss.
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robinaltmansherman wrote:
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Ron Brenner Architects
I am afraid I do not have the exact color available. This was a semi-transparent stain made by Cabot Company on red cedar shingles.
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kimbalg
but is there a color over the stain?
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Chris Brothers wrote:

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some form of clump birch - i do not know the specific species
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remnantarc
Looks like clump river birch (Betula nigra)
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cdschulte
First floor of this home is approximately 1580 square feet. If interested the plans are available for purchase through http://www.simplyeleganthomedesigns.com
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amandajanzen
Thank you! I was just curious to see how big it was on the main floor and basement! This is on the top of my list for our new home. The area above the garage would be perfect for my photography business.
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This home design is available for purchase through Simply Elegant Home Designs at http://www.simplyeleganthomedesigns.com/Lakeland_Unique_Cape_Cod_House_Plan.html
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jackiemad
Can you please tell me the exterior siding colour?
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dexterdoo wrote:
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Ron Brenner Architects
Afraid I no longer have that information.
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dexterdoo
I looked at the store its grey
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Ron Brenner Architects
The siding is western red cedar shingles with a Cabot's semi-transparent stain. I do not have the exact color available.
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betsygrossman
Thank you!
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Ron Brenner Architects
I do not typically include screened or other porches in the square footage calculations. Just heated spaces only.
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motherof5pearls wrote:
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Ron Brenner Architects
The exterior is natural cedar shingles with a Cabots Semi-Transparent Stain. I believe the exterior trim was painted "Linen", by Benjamin Moore.
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This is a more contemporary interpretation of a cape cod - we felt it unnecessary to adorn with crown moldings. If you are looking for a more traditional cape cod then you might consider crown moldings.
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Ron Brenner Architects
Thanks for the question.
These columns were approximately 12" square and about 8 foot tall. A number of things might inform the size of the columns but height is very important along with the distance between columns. Without seeing your specific porch configuration it would be difficult to make a recommendation.
These columns were approximately 12" square and about 8 foot tall. A number of things might inform the size of the columns but height is very important along with the distance between columns. Without seeing your specific porch configuration it would be difficult to make a recommendation.
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Steven Corley Randel, Architect added this to Roots of Style: Shingle Style Is Back — Here's How to Spot It
Strong rooflines. Roof shapes of the Shingle style vary dramatically from one example to another but always dominate the impression of the house. Gable, hip, gambrel and shed roofs and dormers can all be found on Shingle-style homes; in many cases they can even be combined on one house. The cross gable shape, like this one, is one of the simpler designs. Notice the curved ascendance on the porch roof as well as the shed-roofed section near the garage. These details give this house a unique identity.
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