Address: 6 St James Ct Toronto Ontario M4X 1H7 Canada
Original Occupancy Date: 1991
Original Occupant: Royden Lamwatt
City Directories: 1988 - 1991
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: In fill housing, attached townhouse
Original Architectural Style: Modern
Height: 2 storey
Materials: Cement foundation, pink and grey brick walls with yellow brick trim.
Doors: Cement steps, flanked by 3 1/2 ‚ pink, gray, and yellow brick walls, rise to arched brick entrance with a small porch-like enclosure, a metal door and a long narrow, fixed window left of door.
Windows: Round, fixed window with yellow brick pattern in gable. Large fixed basement window, yellow brick lug sill and yellow brick voussoir above window. 2nd floor - 2 large casement windows with yellow brick lug sills and yellow brick voussoir above windows
Roof: Very steep, 2 skylights, asphalt single
Context: Short street running north off Wellesley Street East and east/west in front of townhouses. Attached townhouses on north side of St. James Court
Landscape Features: Small front flower garden, entrance overhead
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