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Half-timbered exteriors, steep roofs and gables mark the Tudor revival style.

Also known as Mediterranean revival, this style shows strong Latin influences and fosters a connection to nature.

Mission revival is inspired by the ornate and stately style of churches built by Colonial Spanish missionaries.

Some people may see these homes as being too close to the neighbors for comfort, while others will just find them comfortable.

Single-story, open ranch homes are modeled after the casual style of true Western houses.

The flat roofs and earth-toned walls of the pueblo style were inspired by the simple structures of the Pueblo Indians.

Boxy, low-slung prairie architecture was originated by Frank Lloyd Wright in the Midwest.

Recalling the architecture of ancient Greece and Rome, neoclassical homes are formal and timeless.

Low-slung roofs, clean lines and open living spaces characterize modern architecture.

Known for tiled roofs and stucco finishes, Mediterranean-style homes are frequently found in states with warm climates and Spanish histories.

Inspired by Greek architecture and democracy, Greek revival homes feature a symmetrical, formal shape.

This style has symmetrical front bay windows and tall chimneys.