PURPLE VICTORIAN HOME FOR SALE IN NEW YORK
Victorian Home is green accented with purple. I thought you would like to see this colorful Victorian painted lady. She’s a classic built in 1890 with five bedrooms and three bathrooms, but only $150,000. The exterior painted in purple makes this Victorian home stand out. I liked the purple front door and purple gingerbread trim.
She has a new modern kitchen, but retains original woodwork like the ornate stairway banister that old house enthusiast appreciate. And the windows; new houses just can’t compete with Victorian home windows. I often think if I could build any house style I wanted I might choose Victorian for all her attributes like this one with wrap around porch and endless display of window styles.
Would you like to come home to this purple and white front door not to mention the purple steps?
On closer inspection, the front door is purple, white, and green.
Love the wrap around porch and unique gingerbread trim.
I agree, an updated kitchen is so nice to have while enjoying an old Victorian house life style.
Victorian leaded glass historic era window shapes and styles.
Original woodwork includes this ornately carved stairway banister.
Perfect color combination painted in the bathroom.
Like this classic Victorian home and want to see more? I found this lovely lady on Zillow with an MLS listing by Coldwell Banker. The house listed for sale in Johnstown New York is in fantastic shape for being an old girl from the 1800s.
Head over to Historic Victorian House Show to see a parade of Victorian houses and
Thanks for the tip about Saratoga! I am coming over to see you again.
Lovely!! It just needs some paint and a little tweaking. Would be a nice B and B perhaps? Saratoga NY would be another great spot to showcase a Victorian home for sale Sue. I’ve been there a few times – and the homes are truly gorgeous!
Linda
I keep looking at the house on my mobile phone because the colors are so vibrant it hurts to look. I think this is my best Victorian to date! Have a nice day Sarah.
Swwoooon! I love that color combination! And the unpainted millwork in the interior is to die for! Spectacular!