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[shoptilyadropagain]

My favorite is a modern style followed by mid-century modern.

[PA Mom-mom]

@CANDLEQUEEN  Pennsylvania fieldstone farmhouse like the Peter Wentz farmhouse in Worcester, PA. Can't afford the restored farmhouses and don't have the money to restore one, but we can dream.

[Q4u]

My favorite is Craftsman.  Lived in one as a child, loved it even then.  This particular house didn't have built in closets, but each room had an Antique Armoire!!  When we were about to move I really wanted to take the red one from my room, but no.  I understood why but still loved that little closet.

[ROMARY]

I've always loved Victorian style houses and combination of colors.

But, for convenience, I would prefer single story.  

Very tired of stairs.

[Foxxee]

Georgian

Federal

Saltbox 

Tudor

[MoJoV]

I think my favorite style has changed with the years.  I love Victorians with 3 floors and spooky attic windows. Now a nice roomy brick ranch would be my pick. I also love English stone cottages.

[Effie54]

My favorite would be the pretty little stone house/cottage we stayed in while in England. There's something about an old stone cottage that's so cozy to me. Second would be a Tudor. 

[RedTop]

Everything on one level; no stairs.  

[spiderw]

I have always loved big spacious old Victorian houses.  I love lots of rooms, a library, wrap around porch, fireplaces and Victorian furnishings.  I am a fan of ghost stories and there are many which occur in these type homes.  Love them!!!!  Also to the extreme, I'll take a palace along the lines of Versailles, LOL!

[stevieb]

I enjoy many types of architecture. In theory, I've always been drawn to Cape Cods and Saltboxes, but my current reality is a preference for a homey 'cottage' that permit one floor living. Extra points if the cottage is stone or yellow frame. Dormers are another plus, as long as access to a second story isn't required for day to day living. A fireplace and screen-in porch are must haves.