1. Symmetrical facades: Victorian suburbs were known for their symmetrical facades, with evenly spaced windows and doors.
2. Ornate details: Homes in the Victorian era featured intricate details, such as gingerbread trim, stained glass windows, and decorative brackets.
3. Bay windows: Many Victorian homes featured large bay windows, which provided more light and added depth to a room.
4. Front porches: A hallmark of Victorian architecture, front porches were often adorned with decorative trim and columns.
5. Mansard roofs: A sloping roof with dormer windows was typical of Victorian suburban homes.
6. Bricks and/or wooden shingles: The exterior of Victorian homes was typically made of brick or covered in wooden shingles.
7. Turrets and towers: Victorian homes often had turrets or towers, which added to the grandeur and uniqueness of the building.
8. Interior details: Victorian homes often featured ornate moldings, ceiling medallions, and fireplace mantles.
9. High ceilings: Victorian homes were typically built with high ceilings, which added to the feeling of grandeur.
10. Large size: Victorian suburban homes were often larger than their urban counterparts, with multiple stories and many rooms.
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