@makuchluk. I hadn't intended to upload it to the workshop as a growable since it literally is a tourist destination, like the most popular one in this province. But I have created a growable asset if you want to use it locally.
Here it is [drive.google.com]. Add the .crp file to \AppData\Local\Colossal Order\Cities_Skylines\Addons\Assets and enable it in the content manager like everything else. It's a 3x3 level 1.

If you want it to be a level 2 or 3 or a high density, or whatever else (a fire station). You'll need the source files, which can be found here [drive.google.com]. Download the .png files and the two .fbx files. Place them in \AppData\Local\Colossal Order\Cities_Skylines\Addons\Import. Then go to the asset editor and pick your template and load the mesh. Add props as you see fit. Hopefully this helps!

looks great... but could we have it as a growable please :) there's nothing unique about it. I'm sure it was built in thousands :)

Sounds good! :) I am recrating my hometown in Florida and there are many historic houses like this in the downtown, some victorian others craftsman with long porches and high picted rooves. I also like that this building does not come with yard props like some of the americana houses in the workshop that aready have trees and fences that usualy don't fit the theme I'm going for. Like where I'd put an orange tree there's already a maple or elm placed. Luckly 'Prop it Up' helps in switching them out or removing them, but it takes much more time.... anyway have agreat day!

@ Brandon. Thanks for saying so. I will get around to doing more homes eventually - but I'm in between computers at the moment. I did want to do a neighbourhood set featuring similarly themed residentials, the kind that you'd find in the Northeast U.S. and Easten Canada.

But it might be a month before I start rolling again. Keep an eye out though.

can you make more american looking homes, I love using this one in my city :)

Lovely! I adored the TV series based on the books when I was younger. Thanks for sharing this!