Built-in shelves, benches and other space-saving features maximize usable space. As McDermut notes, bungalows "tend to have ...

The Village – Fredericksburg is more than just a tiny home community – it’s a lifestyle. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, this resort-style development offers residents a ...

Odds are, you pictured an orderly collection of homes similar ... Street is unusual for the style, as is its lack of a wide front porch. But the block’s four other Craftsman bungalows are ...

In the Prospect Park-adjacent Brooklyn neighborhood of Windsor Terrace, this compact brick row house at 247 Windsor Place begins with a wide, welcoming front porch. Asking $2,750,000, the 2,600 ...

A Spanish-style home in Long Beach, a Mediterranean-style house in San Leandro and a Craftsman bungalow ... to this home’s elevated porch, where the front door opens to the foyer.

And it’s designed as a home. Past its sliding front door, the interior is small ... “Tiny houses can feel big despite being small. They also appeal to the Japanese love of minimalism and ...

home to the state’s largest luxury mall — and the fifth-largest in the country — is now getting its own designer condo building. The style injection is from Avenia Interiors by Fendi Casa.

Whatever the number, these homes will join the 358 already built ... so we could share the picture with all of you at the very front end.” City planning staff and the Planning and Zoning ...

An adobe home in Santa Fe, a Craftsman bungalow in Norfolk, and a Victorian-style house in Missoula ... A paved path runs through the front lawn, leading to a covered porch where a door opens ...

First announced by Adams last August, the rezoning covers four quadrants of Midtown Manhattan between 23rd and 40th Street and 5th and 8th Avenues, an area home to more than 7,000 businesses and ...

Porch pirates run up to houses and take packages left outside by delivery drivers; they are often caught on home security cameras, and the footage is then shared in community Facebook groups and ...

In the current market, $4.2 million buys a log-style home built in 1955 that sits on a 5-acre lot, while a newly constructed property with floor-to-ceiling windows is asking $15.5 million.