Address: 40 Nasmith Ave Toronto Ontario M5A 3J3 Canada
Property Description: 176 x 83'
Original Builder: Benjamin Swartz and Jennie Glassman
Original Occupancy Date: 1926
Original Occupant: Elwood MacDonald
Assessment Rolls: 1925 - unfinished house, Benjamin Swartz, Jennie Glassman, $1075 1926 - Eldwood MacDonald, 26, insurance agent, Harry Miller, Lottie Wineberg, Protestant, 3 occupants, $2988 1927 - Ernest Geogh, clerk, Harry Miller, Lottie Wineberg, E, 4 occupants, $2148
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two storey
Materials: Brick lower, large asphalt shingle dormer facing
Doors: Modern metal clad half glazed multi pane 9 (3x3) panel door with frosted glass
Windows: Upper single frame, triple Queen Anne style with multi pane 6 (3x2) uppers and single pane, single hung.
Roof: Lean to side angled front gabled dormer with hipped peak, asphalt shingle roof
Secondary Structures: Integrated open porch with stone capped brick pillars. Wood semi divide, wood porch post, railings and handrail. Wood steps, lattice foundation, arched
Landscape Features: 5 tier railway tie retaining wall and hosta beneath tree
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