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Homes in Brighton

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A dynamic mix of housing choices, styles and a range of price points mean anyone and everyone can live their very best lives when they call Brighton home.

A style to suit, no matter your taste.

Homes in Brighton are built with an eclectic mix of seven complementary and distinctive architecture styles including Tudor, Prairie, Modern Prairie, Craftsman, French Country, Colonial/Williamsburg, Contemporary and Farmhouse. Combined with thoughtful urban planning, these homes will form a progressive, timeless community that better mimics organic neighbourhoods built over decades – rather than cookie-cutter to a single style.

Craftsman

Key features of a Craftsman home:

  • Wide frontage bungalows.
  • Low-pitched gable (triangular) roofs with wide overhangs and exposed roof rafters.
  • Porches are supported by heavy tapered square columns.
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Prairie

Key features of a Prairie home:

  • The essence of the style is to anchor the building solidly to the ground through the use of strong horizontal elements.
  • Low pitched hipped roofs and large overhanging eaves.
  • Entries are usually off-centre and often concealed behind a garden wall.
  • Earth tones are typically used for the main body of the house.
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Modern Prairie

Key features of a Modern Prairie home:

  • Homes combine aspects of the traditional Prairie Style, particularly the low sloped hipped roof with broad overhangs.
  • Cladding materials, fenestration patterns and minimalist detailing of contemporary residential architecture.
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Tudor

Key features of a Tudor home:

  • Steeply pitched roofs with side-gabled facades dominated by one or more prominent cross gables.
  • Windows are tall, narrow and often ganged in multiple groups.
  • Front door is located within a recessed archway.
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Contemporary

Key features of a Contemporary home:

  • Typically have symmetrical elevations with the central focus being the front door.
  • Two-storey homes with a simple rectangular footprint are the most common.
  • A decorative crown pediment supported by pilasters, or a gabled entry porch, often accentuate the front door of Colonial style homes.
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French Country

Key features of a French Country home:

  • Designs based on both large rural estates and more modestly scaled country cottages of 17th century France.
  • Steeply sloped hipped roof with subtly flared eaves.
  • Arched dormers are common and often have round turrets.
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Farmhouse

Key features of a Farmhouse home:

  • Characterised by simple gabled roofs, and front porches.
  • Cladding materials are typically horizontal bevelled siding and vertical board & batten panelling.
  • Full-width porches, modest roof overhangs, and homes often have dormers.
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Colonial/Williamsburg

Key features of a Colonial home:

  • Typically have symmetrical elevations with the central focus being the front door.
  • Two-storey homes with a simple rectangular footprint are the most common.
  • A decorative crown pediment supported by pilasters, or a gabled entry porch, often accentuate the front door of Colonial style homes.
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Architectural guidelines

Brighton’s architectural guidelines value diversity over conformity. Your taste is as unique as your neighbour’s and your streetscape will reflect just that. Our quality material controls ensure your home is well built for your life, and holds its value when you’re ready to sell and move on.

The benefits of architectural controls include:

  • Creating unique communities and homes that feel special by ensuring homes built in close proximity differ and are distinctly visual. Ironically, some feel that Architectural Controls lead to cookie cutter communities, but by their very nature they are in place to prevent that from happening!
  • Protecting your choices and reducing the risk of loss in value due to decisions made by neighbours.
  • Feeling comfortable with your commitment before homes and streetscapes are actually completed.
  • Maintaining a standard of quality no matter what size of home is being built. Controls dictate not only the visual appeal but the quality of materials as well.
  • Experiencing better resale value, already proven by many architecturally controlled communities throughout Canada.

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