2024年4月4日 · A close relative of the Colonial-style homes scattered across the East Coast and the South, Cape Cod houses were an economical answer to Americans' desires to be homeowners. With roots in the 17th century, this classic American style remains popular today.

The first Cape Cod style houses were developed by early settlers in America in the 1600s. The design pulled inspiration from architecture in Britain and was modified to adapt to the winter conditions in the New England area.

2024年6月17日 · A Cape Cod-style house is one of America's most popular and easily recognizable architectural styles. Named after the Massachusetts coastal region where it is the signature style, Cape Cod houses are ubiquitous in New …

2021年1月6日 · As its name suggests, Cape Cod house style is most common in Massachusetts and the greater New England region. While these types of residences are still be found in the Midwest and along the west coast, they might look different from …

2025年1月19日 · What Is the Cape Cod House Style? "The classic Cape Cod house style is a 1.5 story home with pitched roof that typically has a slope of 7 on 12," explains Treff LaFleche, principal architect at Boston-based studio LDa Architecture & Interiors.

2024年9月7日 · Cape Cod homes feature an architectural style that's been beloved by Americans for centuries. Here's how to recognize a Cape Cod-style house.

2023年4月13日 · Most easily identified based on the placement of doors and windows, traditional Cape Cod homes can often be categorized into one of three sub-styles: a half Cape, three-quarter...

2020年7月28日 · One of the most beloved home architectural designs in the US is the Cape Cod style house. You may have seen hundreds of Cape Cod homes dotted around seaside towns of New England and Massachusetts. The style is a very simple one; a rectangular shaped house with gable pitched roof.

2024年12月4日 · Cape Cod style house design guide including popular characteristics & ideas. See pictures of modern & renovated Cape Cod homes.

2021年6月29日 · Cape Cod homes are wide, rectangular designs with pitched roofs and dorm windows. Here's your complete guide to the style, history, and floor plans.