1. Ranch: A long, low-profile house typically featuring an open floor plan and a simple, unadorned exterior.
2. Bungalow: A small, cozy house with a low-pitched roof and a front porch, often featuring Craftsman details such as natural materials, exposed rafters, and handcrafted woodwork.
3. Cottage: A small, quaint house typically characterized by a steeply pitched roof, a cozy interior, and a charming exterior with shingled walls and dormer windows.
4. Contemporary: A modern, minimalist house featuring clean lines, large windows, and an open floor plan that emphasizes natural light and views of the outdoors.
5. Mediterranean: A house-style with decorative elements of Spanish, Italian and Greco-Roman architecture which includes arches, tile roofs, and stucco siding.
6. Cape Cod: A small house featuring a steep, pitched roof with eaves that reach to the ground, a symmetrical facade, and a central front door with two windows on either side.
7. Traditional: A house built in a classic style, with decorative elements such as columns, cornices, and moldings, often featuring a symmetrical facade and a central front door.
