
An interesting “Secret” about the Queen Anne style homes are the hidden architecture elements and design features that were popular during that era. For instance, many Queen Anne homes have a “witch’s cap” or turret, which is often a small, hidden room at the top of the tower. This room was sometimes used as a private retreat or creative space, offering a panoramic view of the surroundings.
Additionally the intricate woodwork inside these homes often contains hidden compartments or unique craftsmanship details known only to the original builders and residents. These elements not only add to the mystique of the homes but also reflect the Victorians era’s fascination with mystery, privacy, and the personalization of living spaces.
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