Which school's Greek row impressed you most?

[joliebelle]

The only Greek Village I've seen are the houses at South Carolina, and they're all huge and gorgeous. I heard that the new Gamma Phi house is gorgeous too, but I haven't see it yet

[Lucky SC]

Originally Posted by joliebelle

The only Greek Village I've seen are the houses at South Carolina, and they're all huge and gorgeous. I heard that the new Gamma Phi house is gorgeous too, but I haven't see it yet

lol thanks for the backup

[joliebelle]

Originally Posted by Lucky SC

lol thanks for the backup

no problem

[violetpretty]

Of course, I am biased, but I like Maryland's "fraternity" row (there are 3 sororities on "fraternity" row, mine included). I'll qualify that to say that the individual houses themselves are nothing extraordinary (they only house 33 members and 11 of 14 are the exact same on the outside and inside, and the other 3 are not dramatically different to the casual observer), but I like the look of the row as a unit. The houses are very classic looking, red brick, white columns. When you drive down route 1, it's the prototypical Greek row.

As for schools with gorgeous Greek housing with which I am familiar (familiar as in I've seen pictures--wish I could see them in person), my favorites are the University of Washington and Illinois. They are all so beautiful and historic with unique architecture and a variety of styles.