craftsman bungalow
Low-pitched roofed dwelling
A craftsman bungalow is a style of single-family house popular in America from about 1905 to 1930, characterized by low-pitched roofs with wide eaves, exposed rafters and beams, tapered porch columns, and handcrafted details emphasizing natural materials.
The style emerged as a reaction against Victorian ornament, favoring simplicity and honest construction: They restored a 1920s craftsman bungalow in the historic district.
Often shortened to just craftsman.
- shingleOverlapping roof covering
- porchCovered entryway structure
- window boxesOutdoor sill planters
- curb appealProperty's visual attractiveness outside
- exposed raftersVisible roof framework
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Ornate 1800s dwelling style
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Standardized residential development
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Large, stately home
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