Features

Tudor Revivals are extremely common in Omaha, especially in the Country Club neighborhood. These distinctive homes have steeply pitched roofs, windows with many panes, and large chimneys which are often a focus of the home. In Omaha, they often have a single-car attached garage with a curved front facade from the house to the garage, creating a chalet-type effect. They also often have decorative timbering on half of the home, and stone work or facades that have a castle-like feel. When you picture a Hollywood rendition of a medieval village looks like, you’ll get the gist.