Address: 5 Nasmith Ave Toronto Ontario M5A 3J2 Canada
Original Occupancy Date: 1932
Original Owner: Margaret and Henry Silverstone
Original Occupant: Henry Silverstone
Assessment Rolls: 1930 Unfinished house, Hospital Trust, $1075 1932 Henry Silverstone, 29, telegrapher, Margaret and Henry Silverstone, United Church, 17'x83 , 4 occupants, $3275
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two storey
Materials: Common red brick and horizontal aluminum siding
Doors: Modern paneled with fanlight. Aluminum storm door with mesh glazing and decorative panel
Windows: Lower fixed with sliding horizontal panels covered with decorative security bars. Upper fixed with two pane lower horizontal slider
Roof: Hipped roof with standard asphalt shingle
Secondary Structures: Open porch, stone capped brick support pillars, standard asphalt shingle roof. Aluminum siding end wall. Wood railings and handrail. Horizontal aluminum siding lower level
Landscape Features: Cinder block, three level retaining wall. Grass, three level brick flower retaining wall.
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