Craftsman style took hold across America in the early 1900s and has never really gone out of fashion. Low-pitched gabled roofs, deep overhangs, front porches with tapered columns, and real wood and stone instead of imitation materials are what define the look.

These homes were built to be lived in as much as admired. Function and handcrafted detail came first, and that's still what makes Craftsman plans feel different today: an open, homey warmth that fits as naturally in a new neighborhood as it does next to a hundred-year-old original.