Features: Gabrel roof, double-hung windows, original hardwood, crown molding, hardwood flooring, formal living room with brick fireplace, dining room, chef’s kitchen, updated bathrooms, finished ...

These homes were originally constructed by Dutch settlers in the Northeast and may also feature flared eaves, dormer windows, and broad porches. Spanish Colonial: Found primarily in the American ...

is a large, 2 1/2 story stone house with a gambrel roof, flared eaves, a large, shallow dormer in the front and three small curved windows peeking out from the roof in the upper 1/2 story above ...

It has a center tower; conical roof; flared eaves; stone, brick and stucco walls; half-timbering; and a hipped roof. This two-story brick house in the Glen Moore Circle area was designed in the ...

Some of the distinctive features of this home include its flared eaves and elaborate stick design in the gable and eaves. The chimney stacks are accented with stone, corbels, and panels.

Its roof is an example of an early gambrel. This Dutch Colonial Revival home has flared eaves, a shed dormer and an end chimney with a sailing ship metal cutout.