Historic Victorian House Floor Plans

Strong historical origins include steep roof pitches turrets dormers towers bays eyebrow windows and porches with turned posts and decorative railings.

Historic victorian house floor plans.

A victorian house is easily identified by its intricate gables hipped roofline bay windows and use of hexagonal or octagonal shapes in tower elements. For those inspired by the past historic house plans offer nostalgia without the ongoing burden of restoration or renovation. English colonial victorian mediterranean greek revival and federal style. Our victorian home plans recall the late 19th century victorian era of house building which was named for queen victoria of england.

Victorian style house plans are chosen for their elegant designs that most commonly include two stories with steep roof pitches turrets and dormer windows. Now you can have the look of an old house without any of the inconveniences. We take authentic exteriors from yesteryear and unite them with practical and up to date floor plans. The exterior typically features stone wood or vinyl siding large porches with turned posts and decorative wood railing corbels and decorative gable trim.

America may be a relatively young country but our surviving historic homes have borrowed elements of architectural style from all over the world. A historic house plan firm with a special approach to designing houses.