What type of house is this?

[georgeharrison]

I am unlearned regarding the different types of home architecture.  What would you consider this home?
Here is a view from the side.  The part in the far back (past the last window you can see) is an addition.

[froggy76]

Cape cod

[sacattack]

Cape!

[mrspez07]

The basic form is a side-Gable house (A field guide to American Houses, pg 98-99) or an interpretation of a cape cod, but that doesn't feel very cape cod to me. It feels more farmhouse or tidewater south influence. does it have rooms on a second floor under the gable?

[georgeharrison]

Jun 15, 2017 13:50:01 GMT -5 mrspez07 said:

The basic form is a side-Gable house (A field guide to American Houses, pg 98-99) or an interpretation of a cape cod, but that doesn't feel very cape cod to me. It feels more farmhouse or tidewater south influence. does it have rooms on a second floor under the gable?

There is no second floor (just the attic).  It was listed as a bungalow, then a farmhouse.  The appraisal said ranch.

[mrs.jacinthe]

Is it built in the late 40's? It looks like a postwar bungalow to me.

[georgeharrison]

Jun 15, 2017 14:38:16 GMT -5 mrs.jacinthe said:

Is it built in the late 40's? It looks like a postwar bungalow to me.

Yes, it was...well, the exact date isn't known, but somewhere in the 30s or 40s.

[sacattack]

ok - now that I opened the picture to full screen I want to revise my answer - I'm going with Bungalow. :-)