Victorian houses

Victorian houses refer to a style of architecture popular in the United Kingdom during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901). They are characterized by ornate detailing, diverse decorative elements, and complex rooflines with steep gables. These homes often feature vibrant colors, large windows, decorative trim, and intricate woodwork. The style encompasses various subtypes, such as Queen Anne and Gothic Revival, reflecting Victorian-era tastes for elaborate design and craftsmanship. Victorian houses evoke a sense of historic charm and craftsmanship, often seen in neighborhoods with richly decorated facades and charming, personality-filled interiors.