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What type of housing do you prefer?
Apartments
Single Family
Mixed use
Duplex
Townhomes
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What would you prefer the outside of the home to look like?
Siding Only
Brick or Stone Only
Combo of Siding and Brick or Stone
Stucco
Aluminum
Wood (such as Cedar shingles)
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These next questions are what would you like to see in Willard. Please rate each one from a scale of one to five. Five (5) being you would love to see them one (1) being not the best option for Willard.
Condo's
No thanks
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Duplex - a house divided into two apartments, with a separate entrance for each.
Not my Favorite
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Patio home
- two
or more residences attached with a common wall on to attaching lots.
Not my Favorite
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Townhouse
- a multi-story house in a modern housing development which is attached to one or more similar houses by shared walls
Not my Favorite
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Victorian Style -
High-pitched roofs, ornate gable trim, bay windows, decorative brickwork, stained glass windows, square towers or cupolas, wrap-around porches, bright paint colors
Not the best option
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Tuscan Style -
Blends classical architectural elements with modern touches to give today's homes an Old World Europe feeling.
Not the best option
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Cape Cod -
low, broad, rectangular shape, steep gabled roof, and central chimney
Doesn't Fit
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Cottage -
small homes, typically asymmetrical, one to one-and-a-half story dwellings with low-pitched gable roofs and small covered porches
Nope
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Ranch -
a single-story, sometimes split-level, house, typically with a low-pitched roof.
Not my Favorite
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Craftsman
- low-pitched gable (triangular) roofs, overhanging eaves with exposed rafters and beams, heavy, tapered columns, patterned window panes and a covered front porch.
Do not what to see in Willard
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Split level -
a single-family home with multiple floors that are staggered instead of stacked on top of each other
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Contemporary
- a house that reflects current design trends and architectural styles of the 21st century
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Tudor -
steeply pitched gable roofs, playfully elaborate masonry chimneys (often with chimney pots), embellished doorways, groupings of windows and decorative half-timbering
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Mixed Used Modern-
development that incorporates two or more uses into the same building, or in the same general area.
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Mixed Use Classic-
provides more than one purpose or use in the same structure or building development.
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