The Homes Seen On TV database documents 7 famous properties in the Tudor Revival style, each independently sourced and verified, including Eudora Welty House, Ainsley House, Tudor City, Coe Hall.
📍 Jackson, Mississippi
🏛 Tudor Revival
Eudora Welty House — built in 1925 [FACT-2911]; in the Tudor Revival style [FACT-2912]; designated: National Historic Landmark, National Register of Histor…
View property →📍 Campbell, California
🏛 Tudor Revival
Ainsley House — in Downtown Campbell, Campbell [FACT-2601]; built in 1925 [FACT-2602]; in the Tudor Revival style [FACT-2603]; designated: National Registe…
View property →📍 New York City, New York
📐 H. Douglas Ives (Fred F. French Company)
🏛 Tudor Revival
Tudor City — designed by H. Douglas Ives (Fred F. French Company) [FACT-2256]; in the Tudor Revival style [FACT-2257].
View property →📍 Oyster Bay, New York
📐 Walker & Gillette
🏛 Tudor Revival
Coe Hall — in Upper Brookville, Oyster Bay [FACT-1772]; designed by Walker & Gillette [FACT-1773]; built in 1921 [FACT-1774]; in the Tudor Revival style [F…
View property →📍 Oyster Bay, New York
📐 Clinton and Russell
🏛 Tudor Revival
Lillian Sefton Dodge Estate — designed by Clinton and Russell [FACT-0859]; in the Tudor Revival style [FACT-0861].
View property →🎬 Alex Cross
📍 Akron, Ohio
📐 Charles S. Schneider
🏛 Tudor Revival
Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — in Akron [FACT-0265]; designed by Charles S. Schneider [FACT-0266]; built in 1912-1915 [FACT-0268]; in the Tudor Revival style …
View property →🎬 The Big Lebowski
📍 Beverly Hills, California
📐 Gordon B. Kaufmann
🏛 Tudor Revival
Greystone Mansion — in Beverly Hills [FACT-0219]; designed by Gordon B. Kaufmann [FACT-0220]; built in 1928 [FACT-0221].
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