Check out ​Architectural House Styles

1950's House

Architectural House styles tend to be set in timeframes which were often  defined by the ruling monarch at the time but not always.

​A time frame era does not however herald a complete set of new design rules overnight - not immediately  - and not  the further you get away from London and the other large cities. 
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So bear this in mind and  look around at preceding architectural house styles as you attempt to determine the date of your house. Remember that houses are designed and built by people who will often draw on previous eras for their inspiration.

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Below  we provide a selection of house styles and a note of the years in which they were built. The key features we describe are a menu of styles from which you can look for the predominate set that match your house. Remember that there will be variations based upon regional availability of materials.(see How to date your house)

Architectural House Style Timeframe
Click on one of the links below to find out what the predominant features were, where you can see some with some examples

Tudor  Houses
​ 1485 -1560

Elizabethan & Jacobean & Stuart Houses
1560 – 1713

​Georgian Houses
1714- 1810

​Regency Houses
1811- 1836

Victorian Houses 
​1837- 1901​

​​​Edwardian Houses
1901 – 1918

Art Deco Houses
1918- 1935

A​rts & Crafts Houses
​1880 – 1910

1930's Houses

1950's Houses

 

Regency Houses

Georgian House

Victorian Villas

Edwardian House

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