Bungalow: Narrow, rectangular, 1.5 story home
Contemporary: Odd size, tall windows, unusual mixtures of wall materials
Craftsman: Blends with many landscapes, overhanging eaves, wide front porches often supported by columns
Monterey: Second floor with balcony with railing styled in wood or iron, roofs are low pitched or gabled
National: Rectangular shapes, shed roofed porches, find them throughout the country
Neoclassical: Symmetrical facades, elaborate, decorative designs above and around doorways
Prairie: Boxy/symmetrical or low-slung/asymmetrical, brick and clapboard common, 1-story porches
Ranch: One-story, pitched roof, built-in garage, sliding doors to patio, wood or brick exterior
Shingle: Unadorned doors, windows, porches, cornices
Split Level: Created for living activities such as sleeping & socializing
Tudor: Patterned brick or stone walls, rounded doorways, large stone chimneys, a “storybook home”
