Address: 10 Alpha Ave Toronto Ontario M4X 1J3 Canada
Property Description: 1 of 9 2 story row houses on street owed by residents, 14.6 X 57
Building Permit Date: 1888
Original Builder: William J. Bromely
Original Occupancy Date: 1889
Original Owner: James Berry,
Original Occupant: Thomas E. Pratt - 3 people
Assessment Rolls: 1889 - Thomas E. Pratt, carriage maker, 26 - owner - James Berry RCBF $689 14.6X24 11X 16 1890- James Caldwell, express man, 28 - owner Francis Floyd same as above $697
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: One of nine attached houses on north side of Alpha
Original Architectural Style: Second Empire
Height: 2 story
Materials: Lower 2' of house - yellow brick Upper part of house - red brick with decorative trim of yellow brick.
Doors: Brick & cement steps lead to possibly original wood door. Red & yellow brick voussoir above fixed window over door. Fixed window above door.
Windows: Gable window - plain lug sill, red & yellow brick voussoir above window Basement window - cement well, red & yellow brick voussoir above window. (L) of door - plain lug sill, red & yellow brick voussoir above window.
Roof: Mansard roof - flat top - mansard area - wood shingle & has a mansard gable with one window with plain lug sill.
Secondary Structures: No
Context: Narrow dead end street running west off North Sackville Street Attached house on the north side of Alpha Ave. Landscape No
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