Address: 11 Nasmith Ave Toronto Ontario M5A 3J2 Canada
Original Occupancy Date: 1932
Original Owner: Mary and Harry Mumford
Original Occupant: Harry Mumford
Assessment Rolls: 1930 - unfinished house, Hospital Trust, Chester Decker, $1073 1932 - Harry Mumford, 50, stationary engineer, Mary and Harry Mumford, Church of England, 15'x83', 3 occupants, $3225
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two storey
Materials: Stoned capped brick supporting pillars, painted tongue and groove boards and large asphalt shingles in common style
Doors: Modern metal clad paneled door
Windows: Upper fixed pane with lower two pane horizontal slider. Lower level 3 4 light fixed windows
Roof: Hipped roof with standard asphalt shingle
Secondary Structures: Closed in porch with 4 steps (wood) to door and shared wooden handrail
Context: Next to laneway on north side
Landscape Features: Chain link fence. Concrete retaining wall, evergreens (cedar) and perennials
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