A defining feature of a Cape-style house is the side-gabled roof, meaning the slopes of the roof face the home’s front and back, and the gables are on either side.

What is the difference between a Cape Cod- and a Colonial-style house? If you look at the Colonial houses that were created for Virginia settlers, there’s a much grander feel.

While the popularity of the traditional Cape Cod home trailed off in the 1850s, the style had a resurgence between 1925 and 1955, particularly after World War II when Boston architect Royal Barry ...

A tidy little rectangle of a house with its long side facing the street, a steep roof perhaps punctuated by dormers, shutters possibly adorning the windows and a quaint colonial air. The Cape Cod ...

On the top of that list: the Cape Cod-style house. With their small footprint and sublimely simple design, Cape Cods are one of the most quintessentially American residential architecture styles out ...

As time went on, some variations of the style were seen like in Cape Cod styling which is smaller and less ornate. Around the 1920s and 30s the original colonial style was revived.

Here's how to recognize a Cape Cod-style house. Skip to main content. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call: 800-290-4726 more ways to reach us. Sign in. Mail. 24/7 Help. For premium ...

Revamping a drab and dated 1967 Cape Cod Colonial, which the couple purchased after selling their beach house in Yarmouth. There was just one catch: Bergin would have less than a month to do it.

LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- The New England-style home at 17408 Edgewater looks like it belongs on Cape Cod, where it would easily fetch $2 million or more. But here in Northeast Ohio, the cedar-covered ...

1675-1950s Rene EisenbartClick on image to enlarge This classic Colonial-style cottage has roots in 17th-century New England. Early Cape-style houses built by English settlers had two basic rooms ...