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French Provicial, Greenwich CT

French Provincial

Key Distinguishing Characteristics
The French Provincial is a perfectly balanced, formal, 1 ½-story to 2 ½-story house with a high, steep hip roof and curved-headed upper windows that break through the cornice.

Other Distinguishing Characteristics

French windows or shutters on the first floor
Two symmetrical 1-story wings
Usually made of brick

History
The style originated in France during the reign of Louis XIV (1643-1715) by the rich who wanted showplace homes.

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