Address: 98 Seaton St Toronto Ontario M5A 2T3 Canada
Property Description: Attached with 100 and 96 Seaton
Original Occupancy Date: 1890
Original Owner: David Carlyle
Original Occupant: Alfred Wood
Assessment Rolls: 1890 St.Thomas; City of Toronto, p. 97
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Residential
Original Architectural Style: Bay and Gable
Height: Two and a half storeys
Materials: Brick facade
Doors: Original door replacement transom
Windows: First floor has original transom window within the bay with replacement casement windows; second floor has original transom windows with fixed panel windows. Above the door there is a window that has been replaced by a door and a Juliette balcony.
Roof: Hipped with gable, shingled
Secondary Structures: none
Landscape Features: Cast aluminum fencing. Concrete pathway to door. Wood steps and porch.
Trees: No trees
Other Information: Decorative brick arches over all the windows. Wood brackets under the eves. Replacement decorative wood porch. Stone foundation and basement window with stone lintel. Has iron filigree trim over bay window
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