Most have a narrow front porch covered by a roof apron and supported by columns or brackets, often with Victorian ornamentation. End-gabled with roof ridge running front to back. Predominant New Orleans house type, built in the second half of the 19th century and until 1910. A two-story structure raised on brick piers. Side-gabled or hipped roof.
Structure is set back from property line.
Covered two-story galleries framed by columns supporting entablature. Wood, brick or stuccoed brick exterior. Deep eaves with rafter tails exposed. Asymmetrical massing of shapes and rooms. Porch covered by roof overhang.