🎩✨ Step into a time when gas lamps glowed, trolley lines hummed, and ornate homes ruled the streets of the Inman Park & Grant Park neighborhoods of Atlanta: glimpse the lovely spectacle of Victorian-style houses.

Or as I like to call them, “the drama queens.” 👑

Built between roughly 1840–1915, these spectacular Victorian houses in Atlanta weren’t just homes—they were statements. With their towers, bay windows and bold colours, they reflected a city on the rise after the Civil War, when Atlantans’ dreams were as tall as their turrets.

Every gingerbread-trimmed gable and asymmetrical façade whispered: “Look at me—I’ve arrived.” If Victorian-style homes were a person, they’d be the friend that ALWAYS arrives dressed to the nines. Inside, ceilings soared, fireplaces glowed, and families gathered in parlors lit by electric bulbs (and yes, that was cutting-edge at the time).

Today, these gems in Inman Park, Grant Park and beyond carry the legacy of Atlanta’s boom-town days. Their steeple-like rooflines and intricate details tell a story of craft, wealth, ambition—and the unstoppable spirit of a city rebuilding itself.
Swipe through and let your eyes roam the turrets, the wrap-around porches and those cheerful paint palettes. Today, these Atlanta treasures remind us that craftsmanship never goes out of style.

It’s what drew me to study art and architecture in the first place—understanding how design tells the story of who we were, and who we’re becoming. Now, I get to channel that same passion into helping others find a home that helps tell their story.