My Dream Home

One of the most interesting aspects of Long Island is the "architecture". Levittown was the birthplace of the suburb in the late 40's. By now, almost everyone has gotten around to "improving" and "updating" the original small, boxy house. Pictured is just one such updatement.

There are stylistic elements which seem to be common to these remodelling jobs:

The tiniest windows available (not to mention UGLY).
Siding (usually vinyl) often running at a variety of angles.
Boats.
Statues, fountains, and water "features".
Perfect lawns, and shrubs that look like children's drawings of shrubs.
Plastic flowers in window boxes and even in flower beds.
Pristine white fences made entirely of plastic.
Numerous large satellite dishes and various antennae.

If this is your house, Good One!