Front-facing gables capping high walls of brick or stone and refined cast stone are the defining elements of English architecture. When you combine that with an informal, non-symmetrical plan and an exterior design that may contain various complexities, such as dormers, well-crafted and dominant chimneys, exposed wood structural elements, and high pitched roofs, you have what is called English Country.
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