Modern Tudor
Black board-and-batten and crisp white limestone in bold contrast, anchored by a two-story glass stair tower and layered gable rooflines.
Every home below started as a conversation, a lot, and a sightline. Different styles, different families — the same disciplined process behind each one.
Black board-and-batten and crisp white limestone in bold contrast, anchored by a two-story glass stair tower and layered gable rooflines.
A turreted bay window, arched double-door entry, and a hand-laid blend of brick and cut limestone beneath steep-pitched rooflines.
Horizontal massing in gray brick and smooth-cut limestone, sharpened by standing-seam metal roof accents and black-framed glass.
Tapered columns on stone piers, corbeled gable details, and a deep covered porch built for summer evenings — craftsman character at estate scale.
Blended brick and limestone with an arched stone entry surround, diamond-pane accent glazing, and steep Tudor gables.
Arched limestone accents over brick, cedar shake gable details, and a full paver drive and walkway tying the streetscape together.
Board-and-batten and shake siding in warm neutrals, natural cedar timber porch posts, and a black metal porch roof for a fresh take on cottage style.
Crisp white board-and-batten siding under a dark, layered roofline of steep front gables, with a stone-accented entry and black-framed windows throughout.
White board-and-batten paired with stone-clad gables, dark shutters, and a timber-post covered porch for a warm, approachable take on modern farmhouse style.
Full stone façade with layered gables, black shutters, and a double-door entry — a quieter, monochrome take on Tudor character.
Warm two-tone brick with cut-stone gable accents, an arched stone entry surround, and a centered stone tower rising above the roofline.
Whether you have a lot ready to go or you're still dreaming on paper, the first step is a conversation.
Start a Conversation