Farmhouse 48

An amazing little, did I mention little!, farmhouse located in the smack middle of the Byers station development. This is the "Love Shack". I really enjoy this neat 3-bay one and a half story cottage. Stone covered in stucco, classic and small. Shed roof porch, simple details, inset front door with paneled entry.

Farmhouse 47

Off of Fellowship Road, this is a more German style farmhouse with the stone and deep gable. Continuous pent roof and twin chimneys finish out the look.

Farmhouse 46

West Vincent township on display. Heavy handed addition to this 3 bay here. Twin chimneys are great, grey shingles are not. Poor replacement front door, but decent old-ish shutters.

Farmhouse 45

4 bay-er on the hill side. New! houses above, and totally out of scale for what is needed or responsible. Twin chimneys and screen porch really flesh out the look here. Love the simple white exterior and cedar roof.

Farmhouse 44

Added over time 5 bay farmhouse, set high on a hill and still hard to find. Pent roof over the first floor breaks up the elevation. Farmer likely owned the left half, rented out the right portion.

Farmhouse 43

Not a farmhouse, but a barn to the last house. What a specimen, tapered columns, so Chesco, banked barn, doors, great windows. Lovely lawn, cedar roof, and stone arch.
Again, wow.

Farmhouse 42

I can't believe where I found this house, and if you can find it also, then you have some great skill, my friend. This is a prototype of the house I have designed for the Hand Household. 5 bays and 2 and a half stories, simple, gabled, and vernacular. Excellent.