Address: 91 Seaton St Toronto Ontario M5A 2T2 Canada
Property Description: Detached-next to pathway called Windeyer Lane (just named recently)
Original Occupancy Date: 1865
Assessment Rolls: Lot and building specs are from: 1878 St. Thomas; City of Toronto; p.83
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Residential
Original Architectural Style: Workers' Cottage
Height: One and half storeys
Materials: Brick facade; cedar shakes under both bay windows
Doors: Recessed door, replacement
Windows: Two bay windows on first floor, sashed, all windows may be original. Ground floor sash windows on either side of door entrance; on the half storey two dormer windows; within the eve there is a singles curved window.
Roof: Hipped with two gables, shingles
Secondary Structures: none
Landscape Features: Small garden with wood picket fence
Trees: One large four storey tree
HEA: House; 1865 -adopted by City Council on March 15, 1974. Status: Listed, By-Law:
Plaques: House; 1865 -adopted by City Council on March 15, 1974. Status: Listed, By-Law:
Other Information: Enclosed porch addition, decorative gothic barge board trim under roof eve. Within the gable and on dormer windows. This house has it's King Pin and has partial Queen Pin.
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