The "style" is commonly referred to as Mc-Mansion. Oddly enough, it's not region specific so the style tends to pop up in many areas across the USA regardless of local history and culture, urban planning common sense or environmental sensitivities.

I believe that style is referred to as fugly by most architects.  

If this is what you really want, just give these pictures to those "other architects".

Come over to the firm I work for. We have several "architects" that will do this for you (and that too, in Revit!)

Where I come from in the Midwest we call this LoGG style: Land of Gratuitous Gables.

But in all seriousness, SomeDude: this house has no titled style.  If you say McMansion, or Builder McMansion, almost everyone in the US will know what you mean.

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Edit: I think we're being trolled.  I'm slow on the uptake.
 

i'm amused.  i approve of this troll.

100% troll

Dade County crack dealer, or maybe pimp, can't tell without a car.

Lovely miniature gable detail facing the rear yard. Nice step flashing. And cool keystone pediment over those Andersens.