 The neighborhood is composed of several large homes and many smaller cottages and bungalows, many built in the late 19th and early 20th century.After 1905, Victorian cottages tended to be replaced by bungalows.While there are a few examples in the Heights of the columned Colonial Revival, the most popular "elite" house type in the 1910 era, other upscale houses were adapted from specific historical models popular in the 1920s, such as the Shefer House with its Dutch Colonial gambrel roof and the stucco-surfaced, Mediterranean villa-type Tibbott House on Harvard Street, with French doors opening the interior of the house to its site and an east side loggia replacing the old-fashioned front porch.