Some common features of Victorian row houses may include:
1. Tall, narrow facades: Victorian row houses were typically narrow, with a tall facade that allowed for multiple stories.
2. Ornate details: These homes were known for their intricate details, including embellished woodwork, stained glass windows, decorative brackets and moldings, and elaborate doorways.
3. Bay windows: Many Victorian row houses featured large, curved bay windows that projected out from the front of the building, providing additional space and natural light.
4. Ironwork: Wrought iron railings, gates, and balconies were also commonly found on Victorian row houses, adding to their decorative charm.
5. Decorative chimneys: Victorian row houses often had decorative chimneys with intricate brickwork or ornate metal caps.
6. Symmetrical design: Many Victorian row houses were designed with a symmetrical facade, with matching windows and doors on each side of the front entrance.
7. Painted exteriors: Victorian row houses were often painted in bright colors, with each home featuring its own unique color scheme.
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