Victorian terraced houses form part of Edinburgh’s varied 19th-century housing stock and typically share party walls with neighbouring properties on either side.
Depending on the area and period of construction, they may include bay windows, fireplaces, cornicing, timber floors, sash and case windows and traditional timber joinery. Rear gardens and service areas can also provide opportunities for kitchen extensions and internal reconfiguration.
Renovation frequently involves improving layouts and services while retaining the proportions and architectural details that give these houses their character.
