1. Large size: Victorian stables were usually very large, capable of housing a significant number of horses, with enough space for the animals to move around and exercise.
2. Functional design: They were designed with functionality in mind, with features such as bridle racks, grooming areas, feed storage spaces, and tack rooms.
3. High ceilings: High ceilings were a characteristic feature of Victorian stables, providing ventilation and cooling while also allowing for ample space for the horses.
4. Ventilation and lighting: They were designed to provide natural light and ventilation, with large windows and skylights to ensure healthy living conditions for the horses.
5. Architectural style: Victorian stables had a distinctive architectural style that often featured ornate details and decorative elements, such as decorative moldings and cast-iron work.
6. Isolation stalls: They often had isolation stalls, which were used to separate sick or injured horses from healthy ones.
7. Paved floors: Paved floors were common in Victorian stables, providing a durable and easy-to-clean surface for the horses.
8. Watering area: A water supply area was incorporated into the design of Victorian stables, providing immediate access for the horses.
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