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Premium
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Cents(Commercial) with 99 feet Highway frontage, Pallimukku, Ernakulam. |
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Cents(Commercial) with 130 feet NH 47 frontage, Vytilla,Ernakulam. |
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cents with 115 feet NH 47 frontage Kundanoor - Nettoor, Ernakulam. |
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Cents with 130 feet NH 47 frontage, Vytilla-Kundanoor, Ernakulam. |
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cents with 98 feet NH 47 frontage, Edappally - Vytilla,Ernakulam. |
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Cents(Commercial) with 130 feet NH 47 frontage, Vytilla,Ernakulam |
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45 cents with 100 feet NH 47 frontage on Edappally - Vytilla Road, Ernakulam. |
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cents with 120 feet NH 47 frontage Edappally - Vytilla Road , Ernakulam. |
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cents with 100 feet NH 47 frontage Aluva By Pass, Aluva. |
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Cents House plot at Aluva. |
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Cents Commercial Land , 45 Mtrs NH-47 Frontage, Aluva. |
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Cents of land with house at Meloor , Chalakudy. |
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Cents House plot near SCMS Engg: College,Karukutty. |
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Cents House plots - Near Cochin International Airport. |
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Cents - House plots at Nedumbaserry, Aluva. |
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Acres of Prime Land at Mala. |
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Acres - Coconut Estate with 4500 Sq Feet Farm House. |
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Cents Land 5 Kms from Cochin Airport - NH-47-Attani Junction.
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at various Locations in Aluva -Ranging from 20 Lakhs to 50 Lakhs
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Home Styles In Real Estate Ads – The Meaning
Whether you’re buying or selling, reading real estate ads can be confusing. Here’s a primer on the styles mentioned in the ads.
Home Styles
What’s the difference between a Tudor and Colonial style? What about a Colonial and Dutch Colonial? Read on to find out.
“Colonial,” “Georgian,” or “Federal” style
Terms used when talking about a two (could be 3 or two and one half) story house that is very symmetrical. The front door is in the center of the house. There are an equal number of windows on each side. There is an upstairs window over each downstairs window and over the front door. There are usually exterior shutters at the windows. (Note: The houses which inspired this very traditional style were built in the early days of our country and are seen mostly in the East.)
“Tudor” style
A style of home that borrows from merry old England. It typically has exposed heavy dark beams. Some of the beams are perpendicular, some horizontal, and some at a forty five degree angle. The exterior walls are usually stucco between the beams. The lower story is usually of brick or stone. The upper story often has sections that are cantilevered out over the lower story. Box bay windows and diamond shaped panes are frequent features as are large chimneys.
“Dutch Colonial” style
Very much like colonial style except that the roof is a gambrel roof. That
is, it’s shaped like most folks think of a barn roof. It slopes down from a center ridge line and then, usually a little more than half way to the edge, the angle of the slope becomes sharper creating a second ridge at the front and back where the angle changes.
“Spanish,” “Mexican,” “Hacienda” style
Seen mostly in the South and West of our country, this style incorporates stucco or adobe type bricks and red half round roof tiles. These homes are often built in a “U” shape with the walls of the house extended to enclose the “U.” This design device can give a pleasant feeling of privacy to outdoor areas. Door and window openings with curved tops and wrought iron grilles, door hinges, and handles are frequent features.
Summary
When looking at homes, you’ll find particular styles appeal to you. Once you identify the styles, you can narrow your search for the perfect home.
About the Author: Raynor James is with http://www.fsboamerica.org - FSBO homes for sale by owner. Visit our home buying page at http://www.fsboamerica.org/buyer.cfm to see homes for sale by owner.
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