I love houses. All kinds, all types, from ranches to tudors, tiny or humungo, I love them all.
Here's a little tour:
These second story window boxes are awesome come August, with major overflowing vines and flowers.
A back garden gate:
I love this front door:
I would never think of a purple front door. But I love it on that house.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to live in such a diverse and beautiful neighborhood.
Can't believe he took that mitt with him on the whole ride.
Boys and their toys!
Oh my goodness! Where it the world do you live? Those houses are beautiful. I especially love the last yellow one. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh my, I love American houses. That little red brick house is my favourite! I could move in there tomorrow - don't know where I'd put the four children, though!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the pictures. They don't build many houses like that in Texas. Just beautiful. I love all of the detail.
ReplyDeleteWow. Beautiful! My favorite? The yellow one between the two blue houses. I LOVE the porches!
ReplyDeleteThese are a LOT like my favorite houses around our town. Gorgeous. I should take my camera on a walk - I always oggle the same few houses. There's one house here that I swear I will own some day, I love it so much (you know, like the guy who walks into a room and says "some day I'm going to marry that woman!")
ReplyDeleteLovely neighborhood! My favourite, pale grey with the red front door... but love all the others as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous neighbourhood you guys live in! I love all those houses! I'm drooling over them! I really love the unusual window frames on the grey house with the brown (or red?) front door.
ReplyDeleteOooh, I'm jealous! Especially of your church. Too lovely!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ride!! I'd love an older home.....but I love our plot of land, and the touches we've made to our home....
ReplyDeleteI love all of these homes...each is so unique and beautiful. My favorite is the pic third after your church. I love the arched windows (and it's so not my typical house style). Thanks for sharing these lovely homes!
ReplyDeleteI love houses too! Those are some great ones - makes me anxious for out *maybe* move to VA!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post. I loved all the houses. It was fun wondering where you live. I was looking for hints but I couldn't find any. I truly don't want to ever leave my home but sometimes I wonder what I'm missing in the big wide world.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful neighborhood! Older homes have so much character compared to the newer cookie cutter homes in subdivisions (like I live in!). I'm a sucker for tudors myself.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty ride in a gorgeous neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteThis post made me wish I had sidewalks and a bike to ride around my own neighborhood.
These are all just beautiful! I love all kinds of homes, too. Makes me want to take a peek inside each one of them. I imagine what they're all like inside. Thanks for the tour. Your town is lovely.
ReplyDelete"I love that house, oh I love that one more, no that one is my favorite!" was what was said by me as I read this blog entry. What an awesome neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteI love that gorgeous church! It reminds me of one in our town ~ it's just so beautiful :) Your town has some really great houses and it was fun to get to see them ~ thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful house tour! What state do you live in? It's gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletewhat a diverse style of houses! beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow. Thank you for the tour. I grew up in Western Pennsylvania...it looks so similar. Made me a little homesick. Then I remembered the winters there. Yikes. I guess that's why I moved to sunny California. Although, I do miss the lovely homes and lofty greenery. Ahhh. I can smell summer.
ReplyDeleteYour church looks practically identical to my hometown church! I absolutely love going home and going to mass with our parents! So many fond memories there. It's where we were married and myself and two of our children were baptized. Our church where we live now is too modern for my tastes.
ReplyDeletewow. what a great place to live! they just don't make 'em like they used to! these are some incredible homes. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe yellow house with the black door or the little white bungalow for me , please! You have to check out my post today...really no longer a baby...hmmmm....are you sure? http://cathymarquardt.blogspot.com {Checkitoff}
ReplyDeleteWhen could I come visit?! It's gorgeous where you live! We have snow today! YUCK!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the yellow house too...with the black door. I think that house is "winning" so far according to the comments!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Absolutely beautiful. And these are all within a bike ride of your house? Wow!
ReplyDeleteMy very favorite of all, though, is your church. Have you ever framed any photos of it? It's really lovely.
Thank you for sharing all this beauty!
Man, I wish i lived there - well....when it wasn't snowing. OK I wish we had houses like that HERE! That would be better. But...we don't have big glorious trees either. i guess i DO wish i lived there. There is a house vacant and for sale that I have been drooling over for months. I'm going to go take pictures of it and post them so I will forever remember that house. Thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Reminds me of the houses in the town where my husband and I grew up and then raised our daughters. Now we have beautiful mountain and desert views!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful homes and landscaping. I could walk around of hours soaking up all the inspriation.
ReplyDeletelove, love, love the little tour. thank you...very cute houses and the church...LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThe yellow one is my fav! I love window boxes!
ReplyDeleteThis is America at it's finest. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat an idyllic town you live in! So lovely :)
ReplyDelete~Andrea in NH
I love all those American flags!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place you live in.
Wow! I want to live there.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how much character they each have? Love them all and what perfect bike riding weather you had!
ReplyDeleteLoving all of those houses AND those huge trees!!!
ReplyDeleteNot many of those around here!!
What a beautiful day for a bike ride!
Enjoy the day!
so, i generally do a good job being content about where i live...that completely went out the window looking at these beautiful pics! the picture, third from the last, looking down the sidewalk with the iron fence - i gasped when i got to it. that could be the sidewalk in front of the house i grew up in...looks EXACTLY like it - black iron fence, trees, bushes, blue house peaking through. made me a little homesick.
ReplyDeleteYour town looks so much like East Grand Rapids, MI.
ReplyDeleteWHOA!
ReplyDeleteI'm dying! The curb appeal is off the charts!
I need to write on the chalkboard:
Thou shalt not covet, Thou shalt not covet, Thou shalt, not covet . . . .
Very cool! I keep meaning to do the "houses I like on the way to work" kind of post.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me so much of the suburbs of Cleveland where we used to live. I miss seeing houses that aren't afraid of a little character or a little color. Thanks for reminding me how much fun a walk/bike ride can be when everything has it's own charm.
ReplyDeletei never tire of looking at beautiful homes...thanks for the tour! of course, now i wanna go home and do some more remodeling... :)
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