Gambrel house

Quintessential Concord Gambrel Town — Mellowes and Paladino

This style is characterized by gambrel roofs consisting of curved eaves along the length of the house. Modern versions built in the early 20th century are most accurately referred to as “Dutch Colonial Revival” a sub-type of the Colonial Revival style. The gambrel roof allowed a complete second story to be built at minimal expense. Another advantage, as seen in the 1798 Federal Direct Tax records, was that gambrel-roofed houses were classified for tax purposes as one-story homes, which…

This design inspired the creation of our Cambridge floorplan--a classic Farmhouse-style Gambrel design. You can check out the floorplan design by clicking ...

Contrary to popular belief, gambrel roofs aren’t just used for barns, sheds, and garages. They are also seen in mansions and Dutch Colonial style houses. In this article, I will explain everything you need to know about a gambrel roof, its history, pros and cons, and how to build one for your home.

Barn-style homes are nothing new, but these ideas for today’s farm-fresh designs are.

Portfolio — Landschute

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Portfolio — Landschute

This 1920s home in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood underwent a gut renovation that completely transformed it into an inviting space for graceful living.