What style architecture is this? (expensive, state, room, builder)

[ubiquecartas]

Around here, you can date a neighborhood by the predominant style of architecture. The 1940s and 50s had ranches. The 60s and 70s had split-levels.

What style of architecture is this called? It seems like it's going to define the 2010s.

https://www.redfin.com/MA/Millis/5-T...home/110008270

It's a new build, but I wouldn't call it contemporary. It's grand but at 2700 sq ft it doesn't really strikes me as a McMansion. I don't like the asymmetrical, layered facade look, but I'm wondering how I would describe it to someone else. As in, "I don't like ____ style homes."

[Campfires]

It's a cookie cutter Colonial.

[jerseyj]

It is "The Spencer, a stately 8 room colonial"

It is a gable roof tract house with an unimpressive street presence.
Not the worst of this style.

[399083453]

its a mcmansion.

[luv4horses]

That style is everywhere in Raleigh area. 90 degree front facing gables, as many as possible, primarily in houses of around 2500 sq ft. It is getting a little monotonous. Larger homes might have something similar, but with clipped gables. And of course all painted with muddy colors.

[LifeIsGood01]

It's a Baroque Style








Because you will be broke if you buy it.

[MikePRU]

It's definitely a mcmansion. In fact, I looked at it and thought it was at least 10 years old. So, it's already starting to look dated and it's brand new. BTW, are you familiar with Millis? It's a REALLY quiet place to live. Also, terrible location for commuting.

[T. Damon]

Builder's stock grade Colonial.

[blueherons]

God it's horrible! And expensive!

[Campfires]

Originally Posted by jerseyj

It is "The Spencer, a stately 8 room colonial"

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Whoops, my bad. You are correct!