Retail & ConsumergalleryVictorian house on Vernon Road in EdgbastonVictorian house on Vernon Road in EdgbastonBookmarkShareRetail & ConsumerByDanielle Hicks12:29, 28 OCT 2015Updated15:01, 28 OCT 2015The owners of this home in Vernon Road, Edgbaston, have kept its Victorian characteristics while still giving the interior a modern edge. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)1 of 17The stained glass in the door makes a wonderful first impression. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)2 of 17The Minton tiling, with its kaleidoscope of colour and patterns, makes an equally good second impression. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)3 of 17A light and airy living room has a beautiful marble fireplace, long sash windows and bi-fold doors leading through to the orangery. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)4 of 17Bi-fold doors from the living room lead into the well-proportioned orangery. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)5 of 17The charming sitting room to the front of the property boasts another original fireplace, deep skirting and cornices and a bay window. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)6 of 17At the back of the property there is a dining room where a feature fireplace and a vintage chandelier combine to create the perfect family eating area. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)7 of 17The kitchen has a gas Aga, Bosch under-counter fridge and freezer, Hotpoint washer/dryer, Bosch dishwasher and Hotpoint electric oven with Halogen hob. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)8 of 17Upstairs there are five bedrooms across two floors, all with original fireplaces, bedroom one has a bay window. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)9 of 17Upstairs there are five bedrooms across two floors, all with original fireplaces, bedroom two has a dressing area with a range of fitted wardrobes. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)10 of 17Upstairs there are five bedrooms across two floors, all with original fireplaces. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)11 of 17The family bathroom is as big as a double bedroom and has a stand alone roll top, claw footed bath standing proud in the centre. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)12 of 17The charming fireplace in the shower room is in striking decorative contrast to the very modern tiling in the Porcelanosa double shower. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)13 of 17Upstairs there are three rooms that could be used for sleeping or study. There is also storage and a cloakroom with toilet and basin. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)14 of 17A substantial top rockery contains an array of shrubs and is surrounded by a dry stone retaining wall. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)15 of 17Stone steps lead down to the lawn which is fringed with laurels, hebbes, cherry trees and viburnum. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)16 of 17The lawn leads through to the rear section of the garden, cleverly disguised behind a variegated ivy screen and currently home to the shed, compost area, fruit trees and an obscured play area. (Image: Stuart Tippleston)17 of 17