Victorian property
Victorian property is characterised by small, irregular sized rooms with high ceilings in terraced houses. They also have large angular bay windows at the front.
Victorian property period features
Although many Victorian period features have been ripped out over time, Victorian properties are still very much in demand with home buyers at the moment. Victorian fireplaces and cornicing are often the only original remaining period features of a Victorian property.
Due to the small rooms in Victorian property, many properties have been rennovated and their rooms have been knocked through to created open plan living spaces while extensions have gobbled up the gardens and side-returns.
Victorian property period features include slate roof tiles, brick walls and large sash windows, while inside wooden floors were very common. Most Victorian properties have retained their fireplaces, high skirting boards and cornicing but if you need to replace any period features visit your local salvage yard.
The Victorian property era
The population boom of the Victorian era created many Victorian properties between the 1830s and early 1900s.
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