Victorian House Plans

Add a touch of sophistication with Victorian home plans.

There's something about a Victorian home that has unequalled style and sophistication. For others it speaks of a time long past.

For a Victorian house and Victorian house plans, Gingerbread detailing is the key element.

Most Victorian house plans are typically two stories, and have multiple rooflines with varying roof pitches. In some cases, a Victorian house has octagonal turrets (towers).

Victorian house plans gained popularity in America during the second half of the 19th Century and remain a favorite today.

Unmatched in their elegant detailing, these plans fit naturally in any setting, from the city to the country.

Purchase a Victorian house plan and you’ll enjoy their distinguished charm that has captivated American homebuilders for more than 100 years.

If you want Victorian home décor many builders have a good selection such as:

• Gingerbread trim
• Corbels
• Brackets
• Moldings
• Fireplace mantels
• Home bars
• Paneling and wall coverings

Most Victorian house plans offer a collection of what is referred to as gingerbread Victorian house plans.

Porches are often large with turned posts and decorative railing. Decorative gable trim, latticework, corbels, and a variation of exterior finishes, such as clapboard, are used.

The Victorian style is a combination of other styles such as:

• Italian
• Second Empire
• Queen Anne

Victorian house plans are for houses usually featuring 2 to 6 bedrooms, 950 to 5,500 square feet, and 2 floors, although there are a few single-level styles.

The Victorian style remains popular and can be found in the older neighborhoods of America because of their timeless appeal.

Many Victorian homes can be found on the historical register.

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