Gillsville House
This 2,010-square-foot house is an elegantly simple structure that combines familiar rural materials and 200-year-old architectural precedents. The house is distinctive in that it acknowledges the plain style southern vernacular farmhouse roots of the older and more utilitarian structures in the area and interprets them in a very modern way. It’s a marriage of two southern vernacular architectural styles: the shotgun and the dogtrot house.
Photo: Rob Karosis
Shotgun and dogtrot, overhangs