Architectural Overview

Building Components

• Front Porch with Columns
• Gabled Roof
• Double-hung Windows
• Decorative Trim
• Brick Foundation

Architectural Influences

Victorian: 89%

• Features include intricate trim and gabled rooflines.
• Characterized by asymmetrical shapes and vibrant colors.

Colonial Revival: 76%

• Emphasis on symmetrical windows and front doors.
• Often utilizes classical elements such as columns and pediments.

Queen Anne: 81%

• Known for its eclectic style and decorative features.
• Includes varied rooflines and shingled surfaces.

Style Descriptions

Victorian

The Victorian style emerged in the mid-19th century, focusing on decorative detail and a blend of different influences. Often found in residential architecture in cities across the UK and the US.

Colonial Revival

Originating in the late 19th century, this style reflects a renewed interest in the colonial period of America, characterized by symmetry and classical details.

Queen Anne

Developing from the Victorian era, Queen Anne style includes ornate detailing and is characterized by complex shapes and textures. Notable examples can be found in neighborhoods built during the late 1800s through the early 1900s.