Tudor Family Room Blends Old World and New World Style
The exposed beams and pale yellow wall color extends into the family room that rests just off the dining room, connected by an open archway. Leather sofas, wood furniture and an Oriental rug help to highlight the home's traditional style, while the space is lightened by the natural light that enters the space through the double windows.
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Stunning Tudor Features Red Brick & Terraced Landscaping
This lovely Tudor home radiates with personality through the use of prestigious brick and gray shingles. The white trim adds style to the outlines while terraced, stone landscaping adds style and excitement.
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Amy Conner-Murphy
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Tudor-Style Home in Private California Enclave
The cozy, fairy tale-like facade of this secluded Tudor home belies its grand proportions. The 6,700-square-foot main house rests on 4.5 acres in California's Lake Arrowhead community.
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Hilton & Hyland
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Tudor-Style Garage
Working with the existing terrain, the garage is nestled into a hill. The renovation required a variance, steep slope approval and a resized drainage pipe, which ran under the garage.
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Daniel Contelmo
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Tudor Mansion Exterior and Snowy Yard
France's Ville-D'Avray is host to this fairy tale mansion, built in 1850 with much of its original charm intact.
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White Tudor Exterior and Front Yard
The home, designed by Boston architect William Chase, has presided over this spot in Evanston, Illinois for over 100 years. How's that for not showing your age?
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Tudor Hallway With Bench
A hallway becomes a cozy spot to daydream or get lost in a favorite book with a picturesque window seat and leaded glass windows.
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Houlihan Lawrence
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Gothic-Style Keeping Room
The drama in this keeping room comes from the sum of the parts. Together the Gothic-inspired frames on the bookshelves, medieval-style chandelier and details on the chair backs create intrigue. The dark mantel contrasts against the bright-white wall and anchors the space.
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Modern Cabinets and Light Fixture Add Modernity to Traditional Bathroom
In this bright, inviting bathroom, designers added dark cabinets to provide some warmth in the space. These modern cabinets complement the traditional penny-round tile, but they also help update the space with a little modern flair. The mirror and light fixtures also help to modernize the space and blend with the neutral color palette to help keep the space light and open.
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Tudor-Style Mansion With Curb Appeal
A stately Tudor mansion is complemented by beautiful landscaping and a circular driveway.
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Keefe Real Estate
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Porch With Backyard View
A wide porch gracefully wraps around the back of the home, offering a shady respite from which to enjoy views of the pretty backyard and fountain. The porch then gives way to a stone patio with direct backyard access.
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Tudor Estate and Driveway
Even the front drive of this historic estate feels special with an inlaid-stone circle echoing the home's facade.
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Houlihan Lawrence
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Stunning Tudor Home Features Stone Pathway & Red Brick Exterior
A historic-feeling stone walkway ushers visitors to the front door of this lovely Tudor home radiating with personality through the use of gorgeous brick, gray shingles and stunning landscaping.
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Amy Conner-Murphy
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Tudor Style Manor Exterior With Gabled Roofs
An expansive lawn and oversized driveway enhance this English countryside-inspired mansion's stately appearance. A classic brick and stone exterior gives the home an elegant, traditional look.
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Houlihan Lawrence
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Historic French Mansion in Snow
This mountain mansion, originally built in 1850, is nestled amidst the trees in Ville-D'Avray. It has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and an undeniable sense of serenity.
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White Tudor Revival Exterior and Side Yard
The 16-room, nearly 5,000-square foot house sits on a lovely block in Evanston, Illinois. Its original owners, who oversaw the residence's construction in 1891, would be proud of how beautiful it still looks today.
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Arches Help Open First Floor Spaces While Maintaining Traditional Tudor Style
The hallway arches in this Tudor home help to keep the first floor spaces open, giving them a functional flow, while still maintaining the historic style of the home.
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Tudor Exterior and Front Door
Built in 1891 in Evanston, Illinois, the house showcases the Tudor Revival style of architecture. The inside has received respectful modern upgrades over the years to keep the kitchen, living areas and seven bedrooms comfortable for today's needs.
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