SURREY PLACE
Douglasville, Georgia
This Queen Anne Victorian was popular particularly in the Midwest at the height of the Victorian period in the 1880's - 1890's. Inspired by homes in Chicago, this home shows the massing, hips, and gables popular in the Queen Anne period, along with a circular turret and flared skirt. Its floor plan is a mix of dedicated front rooms and open relaxed back rooms. Like historical carriage houses, the garage has simplified features and open eaves.
The Queen Anne style was a revival of English Baroque
The Queen Anne style was a revival of English Baroque
Round porch and turret required special craftsmen from New England to build
Flared skirt and fishscale siding required special craftsmen from New England to build
Corners and protrusions create "masses"
The metal "witch's hat" turret roof required a specialized metal installer
The porch terminates in a semicircle to emulate the opposite corner
Double-stacked 4-car Carriage House
A Juliette balcony on the tower
Paneled stair
Circular area off the Parlor perfect for a game table or piano
Stacked straight stairs
The Breakfast Room is designed to look like a historic addition
Dome ceiling with circular crown lighting valence
Continuous railing was typical
Owners' Suite features circular sitting area
