Creole House Floor Plans Wide porches referred to as galleries No interior hallways Porches used as passageways between the rooms French doors View This House Plan Usually simple in design a French Creole home is small typically one story high and consists primarily of wood The roof style has a low slope and extends over a covered front porch
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