Craftsman-style homes are a quintessential part of American architecture and are famous for their gorgeous porches, lively rooflines, and natural wood elements. (Plus those dreamy built-ins!). They ...

A Pleasant Size Many Craftsman-style homes are just one or two stories high, with a cozy 750 to 2500 square feet of , according to Kett.

Our favorite one-story Craftsman-style homes include characteristics like built-in bookcases, natural materials, and wide front porches.

When designer Meg Lonergan and her husband, Tim, went house hunting in Houston's Montrose neighborhood, they were excited to find a 100-year-old, 2,500-square-foot Craftsman that needed very little ...

Today, a rebuilt Craftsman house, first designed by Schacht in Portland Heights in 1907, is for sale at $3.5 million. “We used up all the oak in Portland,” says historic home designer Aram Irwin.

On a busy Honolulu street sits this unassuming Craftsman-style house where a young Barack Obama lived with his mother and grandmother while his mother attended the University of Hawaii a short ...

Classic Craftsman: Portland's signature home style has to be the Craftsman, inspired by the anti-industrial Arts and Crafts movement and introduced before the 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial ...

Nor is it a giant, new two-story that eats up its entire lot. To them, it’s just right: A Craftsman-style house that’s a mere 2,369 square feet, far less than most of the homes nearby.

But not all square footage is created (or priced!) equal, however, and this collection of 2,500-square-foot homes — from Washington’s Olympic Peninsula to Texas Hill Country — is proof.

A Craftsman-style home once owned by George Peppard, the debonair leading man who famously paired with Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and went on to “The A-Team” fame, has come on ...