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VICTORIAN HOUSE PLANS

Featured Victorian House Plans #126-1279

Enjoy the Victorian style of this house plan with its inviting front porch wrapping around the two story turret. Inside, key features of this house design include a master suite, great/gathering room, formal dining room, snack-bar in kitchen, kitchen island, fireplace, laundry area and storage space. Other features include special ceiling treatments, 9 foot ceiling on the first floor, an unfinished bonus room above the garage, and a cathedral ceiling in family room.

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VICTORIAN HOUSE PLANS DEFINITION

 
Victorian style developed and was quite popular from about 1820 to the early 1900's. Victorian homes are most commonly two stories with steep roof pitches, turrets, and dormers. Porches are often large with turned posts and decorative railing. Corbels, decorative gable trim, and a variation of exterior finishes also characterizes the Victorian. This style actually is a combination of several other main styles such as Italianate, Second Empire and Queen Anne. Designers began to implement characteristics of several styles to create what is most commonly known as Victorian. This style is sometimes viewed by critics as cluttered or overpowered with trim work and ornamentation; however, these are the attributes that made Victorian homes so popular during the 1800's. In the late 1800's and early 1900's there were many Victorian style homes built by developers. Today, Victorian homes are still being built throughout the United States. It remains a popular architectural style and can nearly always be found in the older neighborhoods of America. Many people seek these types of homes in good condition for restoration because of their timeless appeal. Many of these homes can be found on the historical register.
 
 

  
 
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  House Plan: 126-1291  
 
1760 Sq.Ft.   From $ 726.15
3 Bedrooms   1 Garage Bays
2 1/2 Baths   42'0'' Width
2 Floors   40'0'' Depth
 
 
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  House Plan: 126-1279  
 
2252 Sq.Ft.   From $ 844.60
4 Bedrooms   2 Garage Bays
3 1/2 Baths   58'0'' Width
2 Floors   58'4'' Depth
 
 
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  House Plan: 106-1189  
 
5258 Sq.Ft.   From $ 1515.00
3 Bedrooms   3 Garage Bays
4 Baths   91'0'' Width
2 Floors   85'0'' Depth
 
 
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  House Plan: 126-1284  
 
1938 Sq.Ft.   From $ 782.80
3 Bedrooms   2 Garage Bays
2 1/2 Baths   58'0'' Width
2 Floors   43'6'' Depth
 
 
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  House Plan: 149-1130  
 
7337 Sq.Ft.   From $ 0.00
4 Bedrooms   0 Garage Bays
5 Baths   70'0'' Width
3 Floors   57'0'' Depth
 
 
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  House Plan: 106-1154  
 
5730 Sq.Ft.   From $ 1515.00
3 Bedrooms   4 Garage Bays
3 Baths   106'0'' Width
2 Floors   82'0'' Depth
 
 
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