Originating in the 18th century, Georgian architecture has become a prominent and popular home style due to its simple elegance and pleasing symmetry. It’s largely influenced by ancient Greek ...

Stately, symmetrical, and just-a-touch serious, Georgian-style homes are known ... homes proliferated along the East Coast ...

Georgian style architecture came to American in the early 18th century. There are over 1,400 listings categorized as Georgian in the National Register of Historic Properties today. Massachusetts ...

The Georgian style grew in popularity during the early 18th century and ... period began in the mid-19th century, making it ...

He said the footprint of the house is called a five-bay house and is a blend between the Georgian style of architecture — which is very symmetrical and had gone out of vogue by 1780 — and the ...

When designing 1 Mayfair, RAMSA took direct inspiration from the area’s rich architectural legacy, dating from the Georgian era. “In the early 18th century, the British landed classes would ...

The mansion is executed in the Georgian style of architecture, a prevalent architectural style in 18th-century America. Georgian architecture is identified by its symmetrical composition.

Sopwell Hall Estate in the southern county of Tipperary is a prime example of Irish Georgian-era architecture, now renovated and restored. The 18th-century house is attributed to notable Irish ...

On a recent morning in Leesburg, Virginia, King Street reverberated with modern energy from contemporary shops and cafes on ...

The 18th-century Coolmain Castle in Ireland's Kilbrittain, set on 56 acres and listed for $8.4 million, is owned by the ...

London would look very different had it not been for the widespread demolition of Georgian architecture in the 20th century ... the Great Fire of 1666 and codified in a series of three 18th-century ...

If you’re one of the millions of people who couldn’t get enough of Netflix’s hit Bridgerton, you’ve already had a glimpse of the Georgian ... to live in the 18th century.