A multi-story, wood-framed and (usually) clapboarded style featuring turrets, towers, verandahs, wrap-around porches, gazebos, scrollwork, and varied shingle patterns is what style of house?

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23 September, 08:18

A multi-story, wood-framed and (usually) clapboarded style featuring turrets, towers, verandahs, wrap-around porches, gazebos, scrollwork, and varied shingle patterns is what style of house?

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Raphael · Answer 1

Queen Anne

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These characteristics describe a Queen Anne style of house. These houses tend to be very elaborate and heavily decorated. This style was popular in the United States between 1880 and 1900, although it initially began in England. In England, this style is often used in brick structures. In the United States, these are more often made of wood. Some common characteristics of this style are wrap-around porches and turrets.