House and roof styles

Resembles the ancient houses of Europe and New England. Has lumber lines on the walls.

• Tutor

• Georgian

• Colonial

• Mansard

Large, often square-ish in shape, flat surface symetrical on both sides, has a door with two posts.

• Georgian

• Colonial

• Victorian

• Mansard

Large, has a large porch with poles holding up the roof, often has dormers.

• Colonial

• Georgian

• Queen Anne's

• Victorian

Italian-style house with a large roof with a flat top with living space inside.

• Mansard

• Victorian

• Queen Anne's

• Colonial

Long with no height, often with a shaded porch

• Ranch

• Bungalow

• Georgian

• Mansard

Has a roof that extends over the porch, has pillars made of wood and stone, door is in the center

• Bungalow

• Ranch

• Mansard

• Craftsman

House often made from stones and often has a low-pitched gable roof

• Craftsman

• Bungalow

• Ranch

• Colonial

a large central chimmney, little ornamtation, broad and wide

• Cape Cod

• Ranch

• Bungalow

• Craftsman

Large, often pastel colored, uses latice as decoration, wooden trim.

• Victorian

• Queen Anne's

• Colonial

• Georgian

A style of Victorian era house, complete with multiple towers, pastel colors, and wood latice

• Victorian

• Queen Anne

• Colonial

• Georgian