What is another word for gablefront house?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈe͡ɪbə͡lfɹˌʌnt hˈa͡ʊs] (IPA) 
A gablefront house is a type of architectural style that has a triangular-shaped gable roof which extends over the front of the house. This style is also commonly referred to as a Dutch gable house, front gable house, or a cross gable house. Dutch gable houses have a roof that involves combining a gable roof with a hip roof while, a front gable house features a gable roof on the front façade of the house. A cross gable house, as the name implies, features two or more gable roofs that intersect each other at different angles. These styles of homes are often admired for their unique and appealing look, which stands out distinctly from other architectural styles.
