Tudor Design

On most streets, a Tudor home would stand out sharply from the neighboring homes, but walking through the Tudor Revival homes on Willborough Road and Willborough Place is like walking in an English village.

Key elements of the Tudorbethan style include:

• Half-Timber Framing
• Steeply Pitched Roofs
• High Chimneys
• Gabled Dormer Windows
• Tall Antique Mullioned Windows
• Antique Diamond Quarry Windows

Other interesting Tudors in the San Francisco Bay Area:

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Kohl Mansion in Burlingame: http://www.thekohlmansion.com/

Late 19th-century "Burlingame Cottages": 1615 Floribunda Ave and 50 Kammerer Lane, Hillsborough

Various Burlingame Streets: (Carlos Ave, Oxford Road)

Ainsley House in Campbell: http://www.ci.campbell.ca.us/museum/tours.htm

Coxhead House B&B, San Mateo: http://www.coxhead.com/index.html

Palmdale Estates, Fremont: http://www.palmdaleestates.com

Normandy Village / Thornburg Village, Berkeley: http://berkeleyheritage.com/berkeley_landmarks/thornburg.html

Beckett's Pub, Berkeley CA: http://www.beckettsirishpub.com/

Stonehenge and Stoneleigh, Alameda CA:

Montclair Storybook homes: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/03/06/CMGGTB4KTL1.DTL

Idora Park, Oakland storybook homes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idora_Park

Hugh Comstock homes, Carmel: http://www.flickr.com/photos/from_linda_yvonne/sets/72157600130746798/

Other Resources:

Storybookers (lovers of storybook tudor architecture): http://storybookers.com/

Antique Home Style (floorplans): http://www.antiquehomestyle.com/index.htm