What style of house is this?

That house crosses a few designs...The placement of the doors says "center hall colonial", The columns placement says "greek revival". The windows on the second floor say "salt box". The overall design screams like a fully raised roof cape.

This is a center hall colonial there is a formal entry hall and the livingroom and diningroom are left and right off the hall http://www.hoyehometeam.com/asp/homes/1747%5C35862...

Greek revival is depicted by columns like this http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1117/884853255_4add...

Salt box the 2nd floor has a angled ceiling and normally smallish windows many times there is an addition out back http://media.canada.com/a84cc1cc-47e6-47a3-8408-78...

Raised cape http://img2.timeinc.net/toh/i/g/1108-before-after-...

The front door is a modified federal.

This house needs to figure out what it wants to be.

To turn it colonial you need to lose the columns and add perhaps window boxes the front entry "should" have a bit more prominance.

Adding the top cap (Pediment) for greek revival would be costly on the roof. http://content.answers.com/main/content/img/oxford...

But adding one over the door would define this house.

That is in the Georgian colonial style. (King George not state of Georgia) That style of house is still very popular in Virginia as is the Federal style which replaced the Georgian style.

I say it's in the Georgian colonial style and not actually Georgian colonial because if it were a real reflection of a Georgian colonial, that view should be of the back of the house not the front.

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good point about it being a knock off of Southern colonial but it's not really ornate enough to be Southern colonial and it has a much more Georgian feel.

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give the points to Mr or Ms Me. S/he has it. The house is actually a mish mash of several colonial styles and not really any one style.

It looks like a Colonial Revival Style House.

I always loved the modern homes but since I have ended up renting a very old home, a miners cottage, I now love the old style. I have the big full verandah at the front, the picket fence and beautiful rose gardens. Its been renovated inside and I feel so at home, I would love to live here forever! It was built in the 1940s. The sad thing is my landlord is demolishing the home to build 3 new townhouses on the site, so I will have to move from here later in the year.

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It hard to say. I'm guessing it was built within the last 50 years, the pillars out front make in to appear colonial but i'm assuming that they aren't solid wood? if so i would consider your house a two story brick house.

So the answer to your question is a brick house.

(btw just my opinion install smaller windows out front, and and bring the porch roof down 1 story and install solid wood pillars.)

but overall nice house ;)

Definitely, "Colonial", referring to the style of the original 13 colonies. This style is very common from Virginia, Northward throughout the Northeast US.

Colonial?

a lawn house with a lawn so rake leaves

I'm pretty sure its colonial style, its very beautiful!