Address: 469 Sackville St Toronto Ontario M4X 1T5 Canada
Property Description: Central house of 5 row house, 16 x 95, covered with fake stone
Building Permit Date: 1889
Original Builder: Charles Rundle, 36 Earl Street
Original Occupancy Date: 1891
Original Owner: Charles Rundle
Original Occupant: Charles B. Stevens
Assessment Rolls: 1889 - vacant house, O. Charles R. Rundle, Assessed $1,130 1891 - Charles B. Stevens, traveler, 53, - O. Byron Britton, Kingston, 12 x 18, 16 x 30, Assessed $1,210 1892 - James Poole, agent, 25, O. Byron M. Britton, 16 x 95, 2 people, Assessed $1,210
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: One of 5 attached row houses
Original Architectural Style: Bay and Gable
Height: 2 1/2 story
Composition: This house is approximately 2 feet closer to road than 467 Sackville.
Materials: Walls - gray patterned stone/brick. ‚ All front windows - small wood arch with a cut-out pattern above window. ‚ Porch has patterned cement block sides
Doors: Cement walk lead to cement steps up to small covered porch with cement floor and pillars - flat roof. Wood door with one small window & covered with storm door, (entrance to house).
Windows: 2nd floor - 3 x aluminum sash windows set in wood frames 1st floor - 2 x aluminum sash windows set in wood frames.
Context: One of 5 attached houses on the east side of Sackville Street. Sackville Street runs N/S.
Landscape Features: W/F Small front garden with wrought iron fence. Outside light right of ; door. Circle of bricks in centre of garden - diameter +/- 4 feet.
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