Address: 17 Nasmith Ave Toronto Ontario M5A 3J2 Canada
Original Builder: Violet Aldridge
Original Occupancy Date: 1926
Original Owner: Violet Aldridge
Original Occupant: George Aldridge
Assessment Rolls: 1925 - vacant house, Violet Aldridge, $3633 1926 - George Aldridge, carver, 35, Violet Aldridge, United Church, 2 occupants, $3608 1927 - George Aldridge, carver, 36, Violet Aldridge, United Church, 3 occupants, $2828
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two storey
Materials: Common red brick, asphalt shingle and horizontal aluminum siding
Doors: Original wood paneled with stained glass fanlight, 4 pane aluminum storm door
Windows: Upper Georgian-style three casement, 6 light (2x3) windows. Lower Georgian-style two casement 9 light windows (3x3) with single pane storms
Roof: Lean to with side gable and front gable dormer with standard style asphalt shingle
Secondary Structures: Integrated porch with brick support pillars, wood railings and handrail. Cement stairs, board and batten style aluminum siding on lower level, two entrance posts
Context: Next to lane - south side
Landscape Features: Chain link fence, grass and daylilies
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