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If you don't have a front porch, there are some great ways to add character to your home's entryway. This Tudor-style home in West Virginia is a perfect example. A gable features decorative half-timbering, and its design draws the eye to the front door. The door, with its heavy boards and rustic hardware, stays true to the Tudor look.
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