Address: 44 Gifford St Toronto Ontario M5A 3J1 Canada
Property Description: 18.8 x 83.9
Original Builder: Llewellyn De LaPlant
Original Occupancy Date: 1927
Original Owner: Llewellyn De LaPlant
Original Occupant: Mark Cooper
Assessment Rolls: 1925 unfinished house Llewellyn De LaPlant 1926 vacant house L De LaPlant $2309 1927 Mark Cooper (46) carpenter L De LaPlant 2313 UC 4 people 1928 Mark Cooper (47) carp. Jackson Philip Trustee $3233 C of E 4
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: 2-storey
Materials: Two tone brick, shingles asphalt on dormer facing
Doors: Modem 2 panel door with 9 (3 x3) panes glazing- double segmented brick arch
Windows: Inappropriate upper single with sliding horizontal Inappropriate 4-pane lowers fixed centre pane with transom & two side segmental arch.
Roof: Lean-to side gabled with side gabled - front gabled dormer Standard asphalt shingles, (wood shingles on side)
Secondary Structures: Integrated open porch - wooden rails and hand rail; Lattice lower portion; - wood dividing wall; brick columns with double brick caps, red quoins
Landscape Features: 3-level railway tie retaining wall, Grass under tree, Hedge divides property
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