Top 10 Florida House Styles
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Mediterranean
Characterized by stucco walls, tile roofs, and arched doorways and windows.
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Key West
Features steep metal roofs, pastel-colored exteriors, large porches or verandas, and shutters or louvered windows.
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Victorian
Tall and slender buildings with big doors and windows, asymmetrical design, and ornate detailing.
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Ranch
Single-story homes with low-pitched roofs, open floor plans, and large windows or sliding doors.
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Spanish Colonial Revival
Stucco exteriors, red-tiled roofs, and arched windows and doorways, inspired by colonial Mexico’s style.
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Art Deco
Features geometric shapes, bold colors, and decorative elements, popular in Miami and Miami Beach.
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Modern
Sleek lines, minimalist aesthetics, and innovative use of materials, often with large windows and open spaces.
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Florida Cracker
Wood-framed construction, large front porches, elevated first floors, and steep roofs, designed to withstand Florida’s climate.
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Coastal
Open and airy designs with large windows, light colors, and often features like wraparound porches to capture sea breezes.
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Craftsman
Low-pitched roofs, wide eaves, exposed rafters, and a focus on natural materials and handcrafted details.