1930's House Style

What to look for

Typically retro in Tudor/Elizabethan style
Half timbered - a mix of red brick and pebbledash
Houses were smaller
Most had a front room leading to a hall, sometimes a second sitting room and a kitchen
Upstairs were two large bedrooms, a third much smaller room and a bathroom and toilet.
Bungalows or chalet-style houses with bedrooms in the roof were popular.
Frontage often contained herringbone brickwork
Windows often diamond-shaped leaded panes
Front doors with leading and stained glass in top third
Herringbone dark oak parquet flooring
Lots of plastic, glass and chrome

Typically retro in Tudor/Elizabethan style

Bungalows or chalet-style houses with bedrooms in the roof were popular

Half timbered - a mix of red brick and pebbledash

Windows often diamond-shaped leaded pane