Tudor Estate With Private Boat Dock
A boat dock sits in front of this almost 20-acre estate. The Tudor-style manor offers great views of the dock and Lake Geneva, on which it resides.
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White Tudor Exterior
This Tudor Revival residence comes with lots of history, Designed by architect William Chase, the home was built in 1891 and was featured in the very first issue of House Beautiful.
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Bright White Tudor Kitchen
This bright, Tudor kitchen features new recessed LED lights installed in the ceiling with dimmers. The wall cabinets have a LED light under them, mounted at the front for maximum task lighting. The wall cabinets also holds the state-of-the-art tracks with outlets at 6” on center, providing all the plugs one could ever need without breaking up the clean look of the backsplash tile.
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Mary Broerman
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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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Elegant White Tudor Kitchen with Window
An elegant Tudor kitchen with white cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and sink centered it under the new window.
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Mary Broerman
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Gray Tudor Home Exterior
A row of round shrubs lines the concrete path in front of the home's well-manicured front yard. Sloping and steep rooflines are emphasized by a darker gray roof, creating an overall design rooted in Tudor style.
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Tudor Mansion Exterior in Winter
This 1850s Tudor-style mansion sits on just under a half acre of lovely forest land. It includes 3 bedrooms and an independent basement apartment.
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Tudor Revival Half-Timber Framing Softened With Neutral Colors
The look of the half-timber framing of this Tudor Revival home is softened with a neutral color palette at this Beverly Hills home. A well-manicured lawn frames patio zones for dining and lounging as well as the nearby swimming pool.
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Betsy Burnham
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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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Tudor Exterior and Formal Garden
A covered porch wraps around this Greenwich estate, with vines greening up the columns and a formal garden to explore in front.
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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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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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Light-it-up Dining Room
This dramatic, Tudor dining room received a grand lighting package. The rows are on separate dimmers for complete control for every occasion.
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Mary Broerman
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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 Exterior with Pavers
Pavers in a quatrefoil design, repeated from this home’s Tudor-style architecture, is a focal point of the motor court. Reclaimed street pavers are used for the front drive, as well as, the back patio. The scale of the motor court was defined and softened with boxwood hedging and large lindens spaded in. The home in Glencoe, Ill., was an Association of Professional Landscape Designers 2015 Landscape Design Award winner.
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Beverly Hills Home Features Strong Tudor Revival Details
Tudor Revival details are prominent in this Beverly Hills home, including the combination of brick and half-timber framing, arched passageways and leaded, casement-style windows. The diamond ironwork on the upstairs balcony mimics the diamond window panes often found on Tudor-style homes.
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Betsy Burnham
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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.
