Explore the Timeless Charm of a Victorian Porch: 14 Examples

Is there anything that creates better curb appeal than the timeless charm of a Victorian porch? Today I’m sharing 14 examples from small to grand that feature the best of Victorian architecture.

 

A pretty pink Victorian sports a large porch with unique details on the porch and the roof above.

 

A simpler, lavender home enjoys a smaller but equally charming Victorian porch.

 

How about this Key West charmer? Love the wooden doors and windows with the large black shutters, not to mention the moldings above them. This cottage makes me want to go there for a vacation.

 

Why settle for one Victorian porch when you can have two? The upper porch features a haint blue ceiling which is rumored to keep evil spirits away.

 

An historic street in Pensacola is lined with Victorian homes and their charming outdoor living spaces, complete with lush gardens.

 

Red and white painted trim decorates a quintessential Southern porch with classic wicker furniture. It’s perfect for a glass of Long Island Tea or homemade lemonade.

 

This little porch might be closed in but it’s quaint and unique. It also enjoys a red and white color scheme.

 

An impressive home in the Chicago suburbs enjoys a massive wraparound porch. Wouldn’t you love to explore the third floor with its large windows?

 

One thing that makes a Victorian porch even sweeter is a vine encircling its posts and gingerbread work. Here, a bougainvillea vine adds interest to the white porch.

 

A porch swing sweetens the surroundings, too. Lime green rosette pillows add a fun shot of color.

 

Look carefully and you’ll see the clever touches of pink on this large blue Massachusetts home. Pink flowers in the front garden emphasize the feminine hue.

 

Perhaps you prefer a simpler home with a smaller, yet equally appealing porch.

 

Lucky is the person who lives on an historic street with porches on every house. You can envision the residents enjoying evenings on their porch, conversing with neighbors and greeting passers-by on the sidewalk.

 

Do you have a favorite from today’s collection of Victorian porches?

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