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French > Creole

French
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French > Creole
Style Prefix: 
f30

The French Creole style flourished in Louisiana and along the Gulf Coast. These homes often have raised basements or piers, broad hipped or gabled roofs, wraparound galleries (porches), and French doors for ventilation. Interiors feature large central rooms with smaller side cabinets (storage rooms).

Developed in the 18th and early 19th centuries by French and Spanish settlers, Creole homes fused European, Caribbean, and African building traditions to address the subtropical climate. Their design highlights cross-cultural influences, and many historical examples survive in places like New Orleans’ French Quarter and rural plantations.

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French > Creole
style home plans

Terrefort

3
Bedrooms
2
Full Baths
1390
Sq. Feet Living
25
Width
83
Depth
1965
Sq. Feet Total
Main Style
French
Substyle
French > Creole
Plan Number
f30-701728
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Lanier Mansion

4
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
3724
Sq. Feet Living
88
Width
100
Depth
5274
Sq. Feet Total
Main Style
French
Substyle
French > Creole
Plan Number
f30-1260
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