Victorian cottages
Ornate period dwellings
Victorian cottages are small residential dwellings built during Queen Victoria's reign (1837–1901) or in that era's architectural style.
They typically feature decorative trim, steep gabled roofs, bay windows, and ornamental woodwork called gingerbread.
The term often appears in real estate listings to evoke charm and historical character: a row of restored Victorian cottages, The neighborhood is full of painted Victorian cottages.
- rose gardensCultivated areas for ornamental shrubs
- picket fenceSlatted wooden yard barrier
- gingerbread trimOrnamental architectural woodwork
- painted ladiesColorful Victorian architecture
- bay windowsOutward-projecting windowed recesses
lace curtains · Arts and Crafts movement · chandeliers · fireplaces · dormer windows · corbels · finials · stained glass · tin ceiling · Gothic Revival · brass fixtures · wainscoting · birdbaths · trellises · cobblestone paths · wraparound porches · front porch · rural retreats
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Extremely tall urban buildings
McMansions · mansions · high-rise towers · palaces · mega-structures
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Prefabricated transportable dwellings
trailer parks · prefabricated housing · modular units · temporary shelters · shipping container homes
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