Some neighborhoods boast incredibly beautiful houses that just demand the attention of passersby. You're lucky if you live in an area that's home to those architectural gems. Of course, we all have different tastes and preferences, so what might be a masterpiece for one could be considered a miss for another. But as they say, there is no accounting for taste.
I got curious about the most beautiful houses our Pandas have noticed in their neighborhoods, so I asked them to post a picture of their findings. Here are the prettiest houses spotted by our community!
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Beautiful Cleveland Victorian Home
Not a fan of the mustard brown colour but other than that it's fabulous!
Nor I, but could be historically accurate. Some 'vintage' home owners like to keep the look authentic.
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What happened to "Never give out what state, city, and/or region of your country you live in."?
Makes it more interesting to know at least the country and region. Even in a small country like the U.K. styles of older houses can change dramatically from region to region.
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Note the 'Widow's Walk' on the center-right upper floor.
I no longer live in the area, but it is still my favorite, and happy to share. I was glad to find a pic of it.
Shame it could end up in ruin because let's face it, who can afford a house like that?
Happily I don't think it will. When I searched 'Victorian homes in Cleveland' to try and find it, it turns out it's a recognized property (hence my ability to find a photo just from that search term). So thankfully, it's going to be taken care of.
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This is in my town near our square in Bedford, Ohio. It's the Gates-Handyside House. It's historic and is owned by the Western Reserve Historical Society.
It was a wonderful surprise to come upon it by accident the first time, and then to find it the second time just by randomly driving around (had no memory of where it was, not even the general neighborhood, but somehow I found it again to show to a friend. She complained as we drove around aimlessly, but when I finally found it again she said it was totally worth it!
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Not a fan of the colour scheme but I adore these American Victorian houses. So utterly beautiful.
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1920s House, Some Might Hate It But I Personally Love The Character And History
Not So Much The House, But The Vegetation On My Neighbor’s House, Near Madrid
A Modern Take On Mid Century Design. Edmonton, Alberta
I Love All The Buildings Near My Mum
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A Mansion They Built A Few Years Back
The Mini Mansion In My Local Park Is One Of My Favorites
Typical Bastide From Southern France, I Love This Style
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There were some pretty places here, but I think the McMansions should have been left out. I think they missed the point of this post.
My original post was pot the ugliest or prettiest house in your neighborhood, but I guess the moderators changed it.
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Isn't it a little creepy though, to take and post online, pictures of SOMEONE ELSE'S house?
I can see why you say that, but that why I made sure to tell everyone not to include any addresses or locations!
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The hands down best post here is of the picture of the house they grew up in with the family standing in front and thats what makes it beautiful. Although this seems like a completely ordinary house on the outside it's what's inside that counts.
I think that’s easily the worst. It violates the spirit of the submission and just tries to pull a sob story deal to seek attention for an unrelated topic.
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I got nothing lol, my only neighbour buildings are the fire department, a very ugly school, and the red cross. All thick white-walled boxes against the heat.
No No No.... nothing beatiful here... I miss the nordic take on architecture... The clean lines, the reuse of materials, the dare to try something new...
Don't the USA house stand out a mile from the others? (with a couple of exceptions)
I guess I don’t live in a neighborhood really. It’s just buildings where I live, no houses.
There were some pretty places here, but I think the McMansions should have been left out. I think they missed the point of this post.
My original post was pot the ugliest or prettiest house in your neighborhood, but I guess the moderators changed it.
Load More Replies... Isn't it a little creepy though, to take and post online, pictures of SOMEONE ELSE'S house?
I can see why you say that, but that why I made sure to tell everyone not to include any addresses or locations!
Load More Replies... The hands down best post here is of the picture of the house they grew up in with the family standing in front and thats what makes it beautiful. Although this seems like a completely ordinary house on the outside it's what's inside that counts.
I think that’s easily the worst. It violates the spirit of the submission and just tries to pull a sob story deal to seek attention for an unrelated topic.
Load More Replies... I got nothing lol, my only neighbour buildings are the fire department, a very ugly school, and the red cross. All thick white-walled boxes against the heat.
No No No.... nothing beatiful here... I miss the nordic take on architecture... The clean lines, the reuse of materials, the dare to try something new...
Don't the USA house stand out a mile from the others? (with a couple of exceptions)
I guess I don’t live in a neighborhood really. It’s just buildings where I live, no houses.
