1. RANCH

Single floor, living space and sleeping space on same floor, underground basement

2. COLONIAL – ENGLISH STYLE

Rectangle shape with wide front, mostly door on middle, two floors with basement, living room, kitchen, dining room on first floor, bedrooms on second floor

3. COLONIAL – FRENCH STYLE

Architectural style with slope roof, two floors with basement, living room, kitchen, dining room on first floor, bedrooms on second floor

4. COLONIAL – DUTCH STYLE

Broad double pitched roof, barn style, interior and layout similar to other colonial style house

5. SPLIT LEVEL (TRI/QUAD LEVEL)

Floor levels are divided half, upstairs to living area, few more steps up to bedrooms, downstairs to basement and usually extra floor, “Z” shape

6. BI LEVEL

Two stories, entry opens to a stairway to each floor, upstairs similar to ranch with living area and sleeping area on same floor, down stairs usually finished and walk out to backyard

7. COMTEMPORARY

Simple and clean modern design, large windows, open layout, usually flat roofs

8. CAPE COD

Low two story house, two bedroom on second floor with stiff ceiling, usually smaller in size compared to other types of house

9. TUDOR

English medieval architecture, pitched gable roofs, decorative half timbering, mostly wood style interior

10. VICTORIAN

British style homes during queen Victoria. Towers, turrets and dormers, wide porches, extra floor or attic used as extra room

11. MEDITERRANEAN

Open style, large windows, tiled roof, usually stucco or brick sidings, more in warm weather cities

12. 2-4 FAMILY HOUSE

House divided for two or multiple families, usually top and bottom, separate entrance, basement attached to first floor or has its own entrance

13. DUPLEX

A house yet, considered as condo due to shared wall and roof, side by side entrance, recently, basement raised to ground floor, open layout

14. TOWNHOUSE (CONDO)

Continuous roof and foundation with share structure, common areas, structured either top and bottom or side by side, usually 1 to 3 bedrooms available, low HOA fee

15. MID-RISE CONDO

Building with multiple units, mid rise structure, individual owner, share common areas, usually 1 to 3 bedrooms available, comparatively low HOA fee

16. HIGH-RISE CONDO

Building with multiple units, high rise structure, individual owner, share common areas, usually 1 to 3 bedrooms available, comparatively high HOA fee

17. COOP

Multiple units structured as low, mid, and high rise building, cooperative managed, share ownership, board approval needed to buy, sell, or rent, high HOA fee with tax included

18. APARTMENTS

Multiple rental units owned by one or group of people or company. Condo is multiple units with individual owners vs. apartments are multiple units with one or group of owners

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