Address: 435 Sumach St Toronto Ontario M4X 1V6 Canada
Property Description: Semi-detached
Original Occupancy Date: 1907
Original Owner: John Wickett
Original Occupant: Henry J. Hudson
Assessment Rolls: 1905 - Vacant land, Trustee of St. James Cathedral, 34'x100', assessment $612 1907 - Henry J. Hudson, 35, dentist, John Wickett, 17.9'xlOO', 4 adults assessment $2119
Other Archival Sources: 1910 - Henry J. Hudson, 38, builder, John Wickett, 101 Rose Avenue, 17.9', x 100', 5 people, assessment $2155
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached with 433 Sumach Street
Original Architectural Style: Arts & Crafts
Height: 2 storey
Composition: 1 of 3 semi-detached
Materials: Red brick and wood
Doors: Solid wood door with half light. Full porch covered with spindle railing.
Windows: 1st floor window Arts & Crafts style 2nd floor - bay and gable windows are casement
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