Not as ornate as its predecessor the Queen Anne, they became commonly known as Edwardians because they were built during the reign of King Edward. They are often seen within a comfortable walk to central Seddon and Yarraville.
Aesthetically intricate and usually larger than a Victorian in the same neighbourhood.
Available mostly as double fronted in either brick or weatherboard construction.
Distinguishing features include:
External
- Timber or red brick
- Slate, terracotta or corrugated iron roof
- Gable roof form
- Finials
- Shingles
- Timber fretwork
- Box bay windows
- Some lead lighting
Internal- Pressed metal ceiling in some
- Open fire place
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