House Style Overview:

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Greek Revival

Greek Revival
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Greek Revival homes prominently feature columns and pediments inspired by ancient Greek temples. Typically, they have a symmetrical façade, bold cornices, and a painted white or light exterior to mimic marble. Interiors tend to be spacious and formal.

This style surged in the United States from about 1820 to 1850, paralleling the young nation’s admiration for Greek democracy. Greek Revival remained a hallmark of civic pride, especially in government buildings and Southern plantation homes.

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Our plans are organized first by a Main Category (American, British, French, etc), and secondly by a Sub Style (Cape Code, Acadian, Low Country, etc).
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Athina

5
Bedrooms
6
Full Baths
7008
Sq. Feet Living
130
Width
80
Depth
12377
Sq. Feet Total
Main Style
American
Substyle
American > Greek Revival
Plan Number
a70-1160
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Clayton Hall

4
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
3283
Sq. Feet Living
65
Width
86
Depth
5175
Sq. Feet Total
Main Style
American
Substyle
American > Greek Revival
Plan Number
a70-1100
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Thiva

3
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
4042
Sq. Feet Living
97
Width
61
Depth
6064
Sq. Feet Total
Main Style
American
Substyle
American > Greek Revival
Plan Number
a70-1162
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