Discover the mind-blowing $2.5 million Tudor-style abandoned mansion hidden deep in the woods. With its majestic stone façade, grand architecture, and untamed surroundings, this once-lavish ...

Discover the rich history and mystery of this abandoned Tudor-style home, once a hub for Canadian country music legends. Its timeworn architecture and faded memorabilia tell the story of a bygone ...

Reminiscent of fairy-tale cottages and grand English countryside manors, the Tudor architectural style brings a romantic, old-world grandeur to American neighborhoods. Originating in the mid-1800s ...

The circa 1926 three-story Tudor-style home stands out with an exterior that is a pleasing mix of stone, decorative half-timbering and stucco, multiple dormers and second floor bump-outs ...

The house was originally built in 1930 using the Tudor style of architecture, which is characterized by tall windows, steeply pitched roofs and a large chimney, according to its listing.

If you’ve ever heard a Tudor-style home described as “timeless,” it’s not just for the appealing alliteration. Exploding in popularity from about 1900–1940, Tudor Revival architecture is easily ...

Even from the outside, you know that this stately Tudor-style home on the corner is going to be charming. The combination of a brick exterior for the first floor and a classic white stucco and ...

The property’s signature Tudor-style façade remains, but the interior was renovated and expanded for a square footprint containing 2,931 square feet of living space, plus 1,263 square feet in ...

A Tudor-style home near Conesus Lake in Livingston County sits atop 33 breathtaking acres. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom house is the focal point of a 33-acre parcel. The French Normandy-style ...

A Tudor style toilet in central London. On Fitzrovia's Riding House Street you may have clocked the building with the golden/green Art & Crafts style mosaic sign for gas and electrical engineers T ...

Period features abound in the house. The Tudor-style house, reminiscent of buildings from the Tudor period which lasted from 1485 to1603 when the House of Tudor ruled England starting with King ...