Georgian townhouse
Brick terrace dwelling
A Georgian townhouse is a style of urban residence built during the reigns of the four King Georges of Britain (1714–1830), characterized by symmetrical brick facades, tall sash windows, and classical proportions.
These multi-story homes typically share walls with neighbors and feature formal layouts with reception rooms on the main floor.
The term now describes both original period buildings and modern homes built in this style: They converted a Georgian townhouse into flats.
In real estate, "Georgian" often signals elegance and historical prestige.
- terracePaved outdoor extension
- RegencyProxy rule period
- sash windowsVertically sliding window frames
- fanlightSemicircular window over doorway
- porticoColumned covered entryway
stucco · Mayfair · balustrade · drawing room · morning room · wrought iron · iron railings · Bloomsbury · elegant · fireplace · mews · coal cellar · basement · below stairs · attic · parlour · brick · symmetry
- British buildingssemi-detached, farmhouse, thatched cottage, stone cottage, bungalow
- rowhousesrowhouse, townhouse, townhome, terrace, brownstone
- urban mansionstownhouse, townhouses, Victorian mansion, Victorian mansions, historic mansion
- LondonChelsea, Westminster, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Big Ben
- Scottish ArchitectureEdinburgh Castle, Balmoral Castle, kirk, manse, tolbooth
Georgian townhousecountry estate
Large rural landholding residence
country manor · country house · manor house · stately home · wilderness cabin
Georgian townhousehovel
Wretched small dwelling
shack · slum dwelling · shanty · bedsit · council flat
Georgian, George, Georgia, Georgians, towns, township, townships, townsman, townsmen