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Victorian Style Homes For Sale

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Victorian Homes For Sale
Victorian homes offer a very unique and classic style, with plenty of original wood work, wrap around porches, sometimes on the front and rear of the home, usually with wood columns, angular roof lines, wood staircases, and slate roofs.
What makes a house Victorian?
Victorian homes were typically built in the late 1800s and early 1900's. They tend to look like more grand and stylish, and sometimes feel like small mansions. In many cases you will have a main staircase in the front of the home, and a small staircase in the back of the home, usually off the kicthen. The was known as the servants stairs. Thes homes were originally owned by more affluent homeowners, who had servanst or butlers who live in a room in the rear of the home.
Where Can I find Victorian Style Homes?
Victorian homes are more common in older, more historic cities and neighborhoods, like Nazarath, Catasauqua, Bethlehem, and Allentown.