A large, revived colonial-style house with a dark roof is surrounded by lush greenery. Two white Adirondack chairs grace the well-manicured lawn. Tall trees frame the scene, casting shadows on the grass, creating a serene and picturesque setting.

Revived Colonial

The formal entry portico of a newly renovated colonial home in Fairfield County features a sapele mahogany door, painted sidelites, and a Doric classical open pediment on decorative brackets.

The revived colonial style shines through the white house exterior with shingle siding and a dark wooden front door, framed by side windows and a transom. An elegant portico with a hanging lantern graces the entry, while planters of red flowers and greenery flank the door on a stone pathway.

The classic two-story white clapboard house, with a Colonial charm, features a dark wooden front door beneath a small gabled portico adorned with a hanging lantern. Flanked by paned windows and planters with red flowers, stone steps and a paved walkway guide you through revived greenery to the entrance.

A two-story gray Colonial house with white accents, surrounded by large trees and a well-maintained lawn. Black shutters frame the windows, and a small porch with white pillars is visible. The image is labeled BEFORE in the bottom left corner.

A large revived colonial-style house with multiple windows is nestled among tall trees and a well-manicured lawn. Two white Adirondack chairs rest on the grass. The word AFTER in the bottom left corner hints its a post-renovation image.