Address: 24 Nasmith Ave Toronto Ontario M5A 3J3 Canada
Property Description: 17' x 83'
Original Builder: Hospital Trust
Original Occupancy Date: 1926
Original Occupant: Harold Bradshaw
Assessment Rolls: 1925 - unfinished house, Hospital Trust, George McLachlin, $1375 1926 - Harold Bradshaw, 30, mechanic, Harold and Mary Bradshaw, E, 4 occupants, $3100 1927 - Harold Bradshaw, 31, mechanic, Harold and Mary Bradshaw, United Church, 3 occupants, $2220
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two storey
Materials: Red brick, asphalt shingle, wood trim
Doors: Multi paneled wood, two pane aluminum storm
Windows: Upper single frame, triple Georgian style 12 pane casement, Lower single frame Georgian style, two windows of 18 panes )3x6)
Roof: Lean to side gabled with front gabled dormer, standard style asphalt shingle
Secondary Structures: Integrated open porch with stone capped brick support pillars with wood capitals. Foundation clad in horizontal aluminum siding. Wood rails and handrails
Landscape Features: Two levels of railway ties, four course and three course, landscaped areas wood stairs and interlocking brick path.
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