1. Ornate decoration: Victorian houses were known for their decorative details. They were often too detailed and ornate for the tastes of modern-day homeowners.
2. Asymmetrical facades: Many Victorian houses had facades that were asymmetrical. They were designed to be visually interesting and to create a lot of depth.
3. Large porches: Victorian houses often had large porches that ran the length of the house. These porches were an important social space for Victorian homeowners.
4. Turrets: Turrets were a common feature of Victorian houses. They often had conical or cylindrical roofs and were used as observation points.
5. Steep roofs: Victorian houses often had steep, complex roofs with many gables and dormers. These roofs could be difficult to maintain and repair.
6. Bay windows: Bay windows were another common feature of Victorian houses. They added depth and visual interest to the facade and provided additional light to the interior.
7. Ornamental woodwork: Victorian houses often had ornamental woodwork, both inside and outside. This woodwork was used for decorative purposes and was often intricately carved.
8. High ceilings: Victorian houses often had high ceilings, which added to the feeling of spaciousness and grandeur in the home.
9. Stained glass windows: Stained glass windows were a common feature of Victorian houses. They were often used to add color and visual interest to the interior.
10. Multiple levels: Victorian houses were often multi-story and had multiple levels. This allowed for more living space and created a more grandiose appearance.
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