1 WAY STREET. Private Residence

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1 1 WAY STREET VG BALDWIN STREET Late 19th C. (cal 1898) 21/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building with a projecting central bay with 1/1 windows in each of the three faces on the first two storeys and a single square window in the projecting gable end above, with a main entrance offset in the first bay under a shed roofed frame porch flanked by a single 1/1window with a single 1/1 window centred in the bay above; a single narrow window is offset in the easternmost bay, with a 1 storey frame addition attached to the east gable end, on a narrow lot backing onto the creek, with ornamental iron fencing and new landscape plantings Details: wooden brackets supporting the gable on the central bay, stained glass window in the third bay, wooden brackets on the porch posts Late Victorian house on an important streetcorner, with good integrity Contextual value (establishes residential character of street, landmark, established setback) Significant heritage value (VG) A - 129

2 3 WAY STREET VG Late 19th C. (ca. 1895) 11/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, with projecting bay gable end to the street with two windows on the first storey and a double window centred in the gable end above, with a projecting bay window to the east, and a recessed bay with an offset main entrance within an enclosed hip gale roofed porch flanked by a single window on the east and a double window on the west, with horizontal wooden (?) siding, on a narrow lot backing onto the creek, with mature landscape planting Good example of a late Victorian vernacular house, with good integrity Town heritage designation: Significant Contextual value (part of a streetscape grouping) Significant heritage value (VG) BALDWIN STREET A - 130

3 5 WAY STREET VG BALDWIN STREET Mid-19th C. (ca. 1855) 11/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, gable end to the street, with a main entrance offset to the west in the first storey and two single windows in the main façade, with 2 2/2 windows centred in the gable end above, on a narrow lot Details: vertical board and batten siding, ornamental bargeboarding in the gable end cornice, wood moulding in the door and window surrounds Good example of a mid-19th C. vernacular house, with good integrity Town heritage designation: Significant Significant heritage value (VG) A - 131

4 7 WAY STREET G Late 19th C. (ca. 1870s) 11/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, gable end to the street, with a main entrance offset to the east within an enclosed full width hip gable roofed porch with five windows, with a single window in the gable end above, and a flat roofed 1 storey addition recessed to the east contain ing a secondary entrance, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Late 19th C. house, altered Contextual value (part of a streetscape grouping) Some heritage value (G) BALDWIN STREET A - 132

5 9 WAY STREET G BALDWIN STREET Early 20th C. (ca. 1920s) 1 storey frame hip gable roofed residential building, with a main entrance offset on the west side of the façade with a small 2/2 double window and French doors opening to a wooden deck, with a shed roofed enclosed porch to the east, set well back from the street on a deep, wooded lot, with a 1 storey brick garage to the west of a curving gravel entrance drive Cottage style building in a rustic, creekside setting, altered Contextual value (landmark) Some heritage value (G) A - 133

6 25 WAY STREET G Mid-20th C. (ca. 1940s) 11/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building, with a main entrance centred in the façade under a flat roofed, curving porch with sidelights, flanked by single large multi-paned windows in the main façade with three smaller multi-paned windows in dormers projecting from the roof above, a 1 storey gable roofed brick wing to the east with a secondary entrance and a small multi-paned window, and a 1 storey flat roofed brick wing to the west with a multi-paned triple window on the façade, set back on a bluff overlooking the street and backing onto the creek, with mature landscape planting Details: curving porch, wooden door surround and shutters Wartime suburban house, with good integrity Contextual value (landmark) Some heritage value (G) A - 134

7 26 WAY STREET No Heritage Value Mid-late 20th C. 1 storey frame gable roofed residential building, with brick and manufactured stone cladding, gable end to the street, with the principal façade on the west flank, with a projecting gable with a quintuple window, a main entrance in the main block at the join with the gable, and a large picture window, set back from the street on a large lot backing onto the creek, with mature landscape planting Suburban house Associational value (on site of former Vipond s Pond mill pond) No heritage value A - 135

8 38 WAY STREET No Heritage Value Mid-late 20th C. 1 storey frame gable roofed residential building, with horizontal wood siding; main block has three double windows to the south a main entrance recessed under the roof overhang, with a small window to the north, and an attached double garage, set well back from the street on a large lot, with mature landscape planting Suburban house No heritage value A - 136

9 56 WAY STREET No Heritage Value Late 20th C. 11/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, with horizontal wood siding and a main entrance under a gable roofed porch located between the first and second bays flanked by pairs of 6/6 windows, with pairs of 6/6 windows in roof dormers above, and an integral double garage with a large double width dormer above, set well back from the street on a large lot with a mixture of mature and new landscape planting Suburban house No heritage value A - 137

10 60 WAY STREET No Heritage Value Mid-late 20th C. 1 storey frame gable roofed residential building, with an integral double garage to the south on the main façade, next to which is a secondary entrance, two horizontal windows, a main double door entrance and another pair of horizontal windows, set back on a large lot with mature landscape planting Suburban house No heritage value A - 138

11 68 WAY STREET VG Mid-19th C. 11/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, gable end to the street, with an enclosed wrap around verandah with a single window in the first storey and two windows in the gable end above, horizontal wooden siding, with a large gambrel roofed frame barn behind, on a rise overlooking the creek, set well back from the street Surviving example of a farmstead/millowner s house, with good integrity Contextual value (landmark) Associational value (Bickell s mill) Significant heritage value (VG) A - 139