The windows used in Tudor-style homes are also a unique nod to medieval architecture. The windows are tall and narrow with multiple panes—sometimes rectangular, sometimes diamond-shaped.

The homes we see today that mimic this style are Tudor Revival or “mock” Tudors, and take inspiration from the original Tudor period, which was Europe’s final stage of medieval architecture.

“Neoclassical style is not about capturing views ... Tudor house styles today take loose inspiration from late Medieval manor homes. Originally combining Renaissance and Gothic design ...

Known as Beaubush Castle, but still officially registered as Beaubush Cottage, the crenellated building near Crawley in West Sussex has many castle-style features. Cast metal lions guard the ...

Why The property has been extensively restored with contemporary amenities while maintaining the layout and style of the original ... the fortress walls of the medieval town of Conegliano in ...