Address: 376 Dundas St E Toronto Ontario M5A 2A5 Canada
Property Description: Detached single
Original Occupancy Date: 1876
Original Owner: Thomas Gibson
Original Occupant: Thomas Gibson
Land Use: Commercial/Residential
Building Type: Residential
Original Architectural Style: Second Empire
Height: Three storeys
Materials: Brick facade, painted burnt orange on first floor
Doors: Replacement door
Windows: All replacement sliders and fixed picture windows
Roof: Mansord roof with orange tiles and shingles
Secondary Structures: None
Context: One of few Second Empires on the street. Also has an intentional irregular shape or juxtapisions/orientation towards the street which further differentiates it from the surrounding buildings on Dundas St E.
Landscape Features: None
Trees: None
Other Information: Has its original brick corbelling, wood ornamentation within the dormers, fanlights above the front door and some of the street level windows, hood moulding still exists on street level but appears to have lost its hood moulding on the second floor.
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