Italianate house

From awe-inspiring countryside mansions to urban row homes, the Italianate style of architecture left an ornate mark on much of Europe and North America. But what makes a home “Italianate”? The answer is a bit more complicated than the word’s Italian origins would lead you to believe.The first Italianate home was designed in 1802 by the British architectural luminary John Nash.

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1054 Washington St, Bath, ME 04530 $1,095,000 Sold on Nov. 2, 2021 for $537,500 REALTOR COMMENTS

Now the J. Verne Wood Funeral home, this beautiful house was built by Benjamin Franklin Webster who built many of the Victorian homes in Portsmouth.

The plan of an Italianate house is one of the central features of the style and one of its greatest contributions to the architecture of the 19th century. Many of these (indicated by roman numerals that correspond to their numbers in Downing and Davis) were published and designed by Davis. Davis was usually the architect and planner behind the scheme of these two designers; Downing tended to focus on color and landscaping. The drawing above was done by me with the intention of pinpointing…

Fixer upper with old world charm with the convenience of the city. Own a little piece of history. Local residents call this '' The Cherry House'' All original hardwood floors, solid wood trim with crown molding and doors dating back to the 1800s. 5 bedroom 3 story . 6 fireplaces. Gas heat . First floor laundry. Solid wood trim, doors and flooring from the 1800s.

View 43 photos for 229 W Cass St, Osceola, IA 50213, a 4 bed, 3 bath, 3,492 Sq. Ft. single family home built in 1880 that was last sold on 08/14/2020.

OLD HOUSE CALLING $850,000 Absolutely stunning circa 1866 Italianate For Sale! A rare opportunity to own this gorgeous, notable h