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One of America’s most beloved and cherished house styles, the Cape Cod is enveloped in history and nostalgia. Originating in New England during the 17th century, this traditional house plan was conceived in simple design form with little or no ornamentation as a symmetrical balanced house form, usually one or one and a-half stories featuring a moderately steep, pitched roof with a centrally located front entrance and interior fireplace, flanked by multi-paned windows. At the outset, this primitive house was designed to withstand the infamous stormy and frigid weather associated with the cape of New England and those who settled there. Read More