Sash windows are a common feature of Victorian-era homes and involve a window that can be slid open vertically to create openings at the bottom or the top. However, some people have recently ...

this Victorian-style home is typically characterized by a pointed arch, or lancet, window frames, steep roof gables ...

A five-bedroom Victorian semi with sash windows, a modern kitchen, and a courtyard garden is on sale for £300,000 in ...

deputy chair of the Victorian Society. First, ‘with discreet draught-sealing that doesn’t affect the performance or opening of the window’; with ‘thin sealed double-glazed units in a historic sash — ...

A former vicarage in the village of Arkesden in the north Essex countryside is on the market for the first time in 50 years.

Converting to double-glazed sash windows entails fitting traditional box sash window designs with two glass panes divided by an insulating layer. This upgrade enhances thermal efficiency while ...

These windows, commonly found in Victorian and Edwardian homes ... Weights are strung on the cords and attached to the sash (the top frame of the window that holds the glass), creating pulley ...

Generous Victorian proportions include high ceilings and huge sash windows in a gorgeous reception room with ample dining space, a working open fireplace and wood floors through to an open-plan ...

RESIDENTS are “delighted” at the rejection of plans to replace the windows of a converted Victorian workhouse ... B3 to replace the wooden-framed sash windows of Ladywell Lodge, in Dressington ...