Address: 129 Seaton St Toronto Ontario M5A 2T2 Canada
Property Description: Row of three-125, 127, 129
Original Occupancy Date: 1918
Original Owner: Bishop James and Bishop Thomas
Original Occupant: Says "Previous Tenants" (Rooming House)
Assessment Rolls: 1919 Ward No. 2 Div. No. 2; City of Toronto Assessment Rolls; p. 46
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Residential
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two and a half storeys
Materials: Brick facade
Doors: Replacement door
Windows: First floor has three part windows with original transom glass; second floor has protruding bay window; attic dormer window with sash windows.
Roof: Offset Hipped shingled roof
Secondary Structures: none
Landscape Features: No garden, wood picket fence.
Trees: none
Other Information: Decorative wood brackets under the eve, has a front covered porch. Basement windows has stone lintel.
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