1970s mansard roof

Mansard style house, probably dating from 1970s. The oval door is a recent addition. Mansard style homes often featured split cedar shake roofs, as in this example. Some channel sort of a modernized French Colonial feel. Mansard homes range from awkward to quite MCM elegant.

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The Mansard Roof House in Fayetteville NC, was built by Frank W. Thornton, probably shortly after he acquired the lot on Mason street in 1883 for $400 It is believed that Thornton, a merchant, built a number of houses for rent or sale, and he may have built the Mansard Roof House as a rental property; however, its rather elaborate detail is perhaps unusual for a rental house.. In any case, he sold the house on May 31, 1904, to H .. R" Horner and Sons for $1,800.

Facelift our 1970's-style mansard roof!

In this post, we've rounded up a handful of mansard roof images that our designers have transformed with stunning curb appeal.

split level house with mansard roof

I would like to find simple ways to update the exterior of our home. I was planning to paint the brick white and add wider window frames, but after playing around on the paint sites, I am not sure that is enough. The roof swallows the home. The interior is redone and pretty modern, but the outside i...

Todd Miller, roofing expert, explains the challenges that a Mansard roof can present, and offers some solutions....

This beautiful pink victorian house on McKinley Parkway in South Buffalo

Design challenge: help us facelift the exterior of our 1970's-style mansard roof!