What architectural style for a house would you never get tired of?

Craftsman bungalows.
I love them :)

At the risk of sounding obsequious, it’s a fact that I like bungalows as well.
I don’t live on one but someday I will

My first house was a Craftsman bungalow and I loved it too. The house I live in now is also originally from the 20s with some modern editions and is more of a farmhouse style.

I love Tudors although they can be dark inside and Victorians – particularly those with turrets.

@janbb -Lucky lady! I like tudors as well. :)

Renovated castles for me, blooming marvellous.

Always liked the idea of a modern Spanish villa with a great open courtyard at the very center with lush plants, tall trees and a beautiful fountain…

I don’t have a favorite. And so much depends on where you live.

For example, a flat roof modern home doesn’t work well where you get a lot of snow. An A-frame or home with a steep roof (like that you would see in Maine or New Hampshire) would look out of place in Tallahassee.

I suppose a postwar ranch house, brick exterior, is both practical and unassuming. I wouldn’t want to live in a pretentious house.

Victorian, Craftsman, mid-century modern and the ubiquitous split foyer.

I dislike newer houses.

1920’s brick Tudor, Victorian, Gothic, nice large craftsman, various castle designs, Italian villas near the sea…

Queen Anne Victorian for sure.

I love English Tudor, French Provincial, the old Flemish facades, beach bungalows, Italian mansions and German castles. I grew up in a craftsman house and miss the opportunity that a big front porch provides for families and their neighbors. A big deck and pool out back is not the same thing. I don’t particularly like the exterior appearance of Dutch Provincial but I lived in one for many years. It’s interesting that way back when the Dutch only taxed to the roofline, people just started roofing the top floor. A little trivia there.