Victorian terrace
Ornate connected homes
A Victorian terrace is a row of attached houses built during Queen Victoria's reign (1837–1901), sharing side walls in a continuous line along a street.
Common throughout Britain, these narrow, uniform homes typically feature bay windows, decorative brickwork, and small front gardens.
The style remains prevalent in British cities: They bought a Victorian terrace in South London.
- rowhouseAdjoined urban dwelling unit
- brickFired clay building unit
- LondonEngland's capital city
- facadeDeceptive outward appearance
- sash windowsVertically sliding window frames
stained glass · chimney · ironwork · parlour · bay window · cobblestones · gentrification · narrow · townhouse · slate roof · front steps · railings · period · ornate · coal fire · vestibule · cornice · cramped
- British buildingssemi-detached, detached house, Georgian house, Edwardian house, council house
- rowhousesrowhouse, row house, townhouse, townhome, brownstone
- UK Housingcouncil houses, council flats, council estates, back-to-back, social housing
Victorian terracedetached house
Residence sharing no walls
manor house · country estate · stately home · mansion · country manor
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