Greek Revival House Plans
Greek Revival house plans feature tall double-hung windows, low pitched roof accenting the bold symmetrical design.
Architectural Features of Greek Revival House Plans
- Low Pitched Roof, gable or hipped roof that may be partially hidden by prominent cornice or parapets
- Tall Double Hung Windows, widely-spaced, broad architrave trim around windows
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Greek Revival House Plan Features
Low Pitched Roof
Greek Revival house plans are characterized by their classic clapboard exterior, bold simple symmetrical shape, low pitched temple-like pedimented gable and grand entry porch with columns and narrow transom windows.
Gracious Living
Inside, tall double hung windows with 6-pane glass fill the grand well proportioned rooms with light and provided expansive views of the landscape. Grand and dignified even in one-story cottage style interpretations, Greek Revival home plans are comfortable in country, suburban and city-style town home settings where their combination of formality with a sense of gracious living that never goes out of style.
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