Looks like it could be a split level. It's unusual.

It's a story-and-a-half. No floors are "split" - and stories have full stairs (lots of them...9' ceilings). If that helps any. But yeah, unusual which make it difficult for me to classify/ID the style/architecture. :-)

It's called a Tri-gable Tee, after the plan shape (T) and that the roof has three gables. The catslide roof over the entry does not comport with the gingerbread gable ornaments, so the original porch has been replaced and what could have been an original vestibule (or itself an addition) has the anachronistic roof. The windows have also been replaced, new siding, probably more updates inside.
Casey

That's very helpful Casey - thanks.

I found some similar styles (T-Plan upright-and-wing/gable-front-and-wing, etc.) online and really wasn't sure. Most pics I found of T-plan farm homes had porches, so I'm led to believe one was removed at one point, and replaced with the front entry and cat-slide. Yep the windows were replaced in 2001, and the house was physically moved from a farm, to its present parcel on a new foundation with new utils., etc.

Another interesting feature of the home, is the completely enclosed staircase off of what is now the dining room. It gets bitterly cold here in MN, and my guess is that the enclosed stairwells were to keep heat confined.

So the gingerbreads in the gables would be "proper" if the home had a porch?

Cat slide roof....what a great descriptor! LOL