Address: 54 Amelia St Toronto Ontario M4X 1E1 Canada
Property Description: Lot Size 25' x 128' Building 25' x257 20' 7'' x 12'
Original Occupancy Date: 1875
Original Owner: Robert Cook
Original Occupant: Robert Cook; carpenter; age 28 Other Owners 1887 Robert Murray; age 44; printer; Tenant & Occupants William Barker-Owner 1890 MarkTooze
Assessment Rolls: 1875 Roughcast. Land $200 Building $300
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Gothic Revival
Height: v, 1 storey (modem 2 storey addition in rear)
Composition: Symmetrical plan; center hall layout; bay window (may be later addition)
Materials: Painted wood siding
Doors: Glazed entrance door with etched glass transom and ornate cornice
Windows: Single pane in decorative wood frame
Roof: Pitched with central cross gable; decorative curvilinear woodwork in gable
Landscape Features: Metal fence encloses flower beds
Trees: Two trees
City Inventory: Metcalfe Street Heritage Conservation District Study Area, 1999
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