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1 PRINCESS STREET
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Private Residence VG-EDescription Mid-19th C. (ca. 1857) 11/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building, with a slightly offset central entranceway flanked by two windows, on a stone founda tion, on a small lot backing onto the creek with mature landscape planting Details: buff brick cornices on windows and door and quoins Current use: private residenceEvaluation An excellent early example of a vernacular farm house, on a prominent corner site on an important residential street, overlooking the creek, with good integrityHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Significant Contextual value (landmark) Significant-great heritage value (VG-E)
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2 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence G
Description Mid-20th C. (ca. 1946) 2 storey frame gable roofed residential building in the Neo-Classical style, with two one storey flat roofed wings, with the main entrance in the northern wing at the join with the main block, a concrete foundation with brick cladding on the first storey and wings and horizontal wood or vinyl siding on the upper storey; windows are 4/4 single units in the main block and south wing, with a central bay window and three hip gabled dormers over with single window in each and a horizontal panel in the north wing with three small windows evenly spaced within, on a small corner lot Current use: institutional (medical clinic)Evaluation Good, altered wartime houseHeritage Significance Some heritage value (G)
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5 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence G
Description Mid-20th C. 21/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building in the Neo- Georgian style, 3 bays wide with a 2 storey gable roofed wing to the north, with an entrance in the first bay, 6/6 windows in each bay and one in the wing, with a gable roofed vestibule on the wing, two car gable roofed garage to the rear, on a large lot with mature landscape plantings on the creek side of the lot Details: Neo-classical door surround, shutters, twin brick chimneys Current use: private residenceEvaluation Post-WWII house, with good integrityHeritage Significance Some heritage value (G)
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6 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Mid-20th C. (ca. 1944) 11/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building, with a central entrance within a gable roofed enclosed porch projecting from the façade, with a triple window in the porch gable end and a double window flank ing the entrance, with two gabled and stuccoed dormers above, each with a triple window, with gable roofed frame garage behind, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Current use: private residenceEvaluation Wartime house, alteredHeritage Significance No heritage value
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8 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Late 19th/early 20th C. 11/2 storey gable roofed frame residential building, with a central entrance under a shed-roofed open porch flanked by two large windows, with a shed roofed dormer above with a horizontal window, with horizontal vinyl cladding, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Current use: private residenceEvaluation House, alteredHeritage Significance Contextual value (reinforces setback) No heritage value
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9 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Early 20th C. 11/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building in the Craftsman Bungalow style, with a 1 storey gable roofed brick wing to the south, with a main entrance set back under the roof overhang, with a small window to the north, a triple window in the main façade with a horizontal window in a shed- roofed dormer centrally located in the roof above, and a horizontal window in the wing, on a small lot backing onto the creek, with mature landscape planting Details: paired columns on the recessed entrance “porch”; exposed roof rafter ends Current use: private residenceEvaluation Early 20th C. bungalow, with good integrityHeritage Significance Some heritage value (G)
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10 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Late-19th C.1 storey frame hip gable roofed residential building, with a central entrance within an enclosed gable roofed porch, with a large multi-paned window in the porch, and a small 1/1 window in the main façade, with horizontal vinyl cladding, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Current use: private residence Evaluation Late 19th C. house, alteredHeritage Significance Contextual value (part of grouping of small houses) No heritage value
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11 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence E
Description Mid-20th C. (ca. 1943) 11/2 storey stone and brick hip gable roofed residential building with a 11/2 storey garage wing to the north, façade clad in ashlar stone, with a central entrance under a projecting gable roofed brick porch, flanked by a projecting bay window to the north and a triple window to the south, with three 6/6 windows in gable roofed dormers engaged in the roof cornice, with masonry chimneys flanking the main block, on a large lot set well back from the street with a semi-circular drive, backing onto the creek, with mature landscape planting Details: cedar shingle roof, patterned wood garage doors, light gray and rose accents in ashlar stone cladding Current use: private residenceEvaluation Interesting example of custom-built stone and brick house, a WWII era modification of the bungalow, with good integrityHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Designated Great heritage value (E)
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12 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Late 19th C.11/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, with a 1 storey wing recessed to the north, central entrance within an enclosed full width shed roofed porch, front door flanked by pairs of double windows, a single horizontal window in the wing, with horizontal vinyl siding, two car gable roofed garage to the north, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Current use: private residenceEvaluation Late 19th C. house, alteredHeritage Significance Contextual value (part of grouping of small houses) No heritage value
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15 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence E
Description Mid-19th C. (1877) 2 storey brick gable roofed residential building in the Gothic Revival style, gable end to the street, with a large gable end block with a recessed block to the south. The main block has two bays: the southern bay with the main entrance flanked by a gable roofed bay window, within which are 2/2 curved top windows in each face, Two similar windows are in the gable end above. The recessed block has an offset door to the north flanked by another 2/2 window, both under a shed-roofed porch, with another 2/2 window in the wall above, under a roof gable. A frame gable roofed two bay garage is located to the rear on the north side. The house is situated close to the street on a large lot backing onto the creek, with mature landscape planting and ornamental gardens Details: ornamental white brick lintels and quoins, wooden shutters, panelled wood and glass main and secondary doors, decorative bargeboarding on the porch and roof gable Current use: private residenceEvaluation One of the most significant houses in Brooklin, a fine example of mid-19th C. vernacular architecture, with good integrityHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Designated Contextual value (part of streetscape grouping) Associational value (Campbell family, Donald Creighton) Great heritage value (E)
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16 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Late 20th C. 2 storey frame gable roofed residential building, gable end to the street, with a projecting main block and a secondary block recessed to the north, main entrance offset in the main block under a gable roofed porch, flanked by a 6/6 double window, with two double windows above; the recessed block has a triple window with a double window above, clad in horizontal vinyl (?) siding, on a raised basement, on a small lot with medium sized landscape planting Current use: private residenceEvaluation Late 20th C. houseHeritage Significance No heritage value
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18 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence VG
Description Mid-19th C. (ca. 1875) 11/2 storey gable roofed frame residential building with a large projecting addition to the north, gable end to the street. The main block has an offset main entrance under a shed-roofed porch flanked by windows in the first storey and with a blind gable above. The addition has a garage door under a slight shed gable roof above which is a Palladian window in the gable end, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Current use: private residenceEvaluation Good example of vernacular cottage, alteredHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Significant Contextual value (part of streetscape grouping) Significant heritage value (VG)
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20 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence No Heritage Value
Description Mid-late 20th C. 1 storey brick gable roofed residential building, with a projecting bay on the south of the main block in which is a recessed, offset main entrance and a horizontal window, with a picture window in the main façade with a recessed secondary entrance and double garage in the northern half of the main block, on a small lot with mature landscape planting Current use: private residenceEvaluation Suburban houseHeritage Significance No heritage value
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21 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence EDescription Late 19th C. (1895) 21/2 storey frame gable roofed residential building in the Queen Anne style, with a projecting bay to the south, gable end to the street, with a main block having an engaged tower on the northeast corner. The projecting bay has a 1/1 window in the first storey with a similar window above, beyond which is a shallow balcony/porch held on wooden brackets and support posts connected to the underside of the projecting gable end above, in which is a square window. The main block has the main entrance at the join with the projecting bay recessed under a wrap around shed gable roofed verandah, with 1/1 windows next to the door and above and in each of the facets of the engaged tower (there is also a projecting bay on the north face of the main block). The tower has a conical roof and projecting storey engaged in the main block roof, and smaller windows in each face. The house is located on a large lo with a gable roof frame garage behind. Details: shingling (chevron pattern on west gable and basket weave pattern on the tower), balcony and verandah wooden railings Current use: private residenceEvaluation Rare local example of the Queen Anne style, with good integrityHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Significant Contextual value (part of streetscape grouping) Associational value (Dr. Milton H. Starr house) Great heritage value (E)
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23 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence VGDescription Mid-late 19th C. (1879) 21//2 storey brick gable roofed residential building in the Gothic Revival style, with a central entrance panelled wooden door with top light contained in a round-headed panelled wooden door surround with decora tive brick lintel/drip moulding, flanked by two 2/2 elongated windows with similar lintels, under a shed roofed full width porch supported by turned wooden posts on brick plinths, with three similar windows in the second storey above, with the central window centred under a roof gable, on a small lot. Details: decorative projecting brick quoins and lintel/drip mouldings, decorative wooden bargeboarding and pinnacle in gable end Current use: private residenceEvaluation Good example of a Gothic Revival house rendered in brick, with good integrityHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Significant Contextual value (part of streetscape grouping, paired with adjacent church) Associational value (Methodist church parsonage) Significant heritage value (VG)
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24 PRINCESS STREET
Brooklin, Ontario
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Private Residence VG
Description Mid-20th C. (ca. 1935) 21/2 storey brick gable roofed residential building in the Colonial Revival style, with a 1 storey brick gable roofed wing set back to the south. The main block has a central entranceway with glazed top and side lights under a slightly projecting bracketed curving wooden lintel, flanked by 6/6 double windows in the first and second storeys, with a 3/3 double window above. The window lintels are engaged to a bracketed cornice above which are three eyebrow dormer with shallow windows, with masonry chimneys at each gable end, and a double window in the wing, on a large lot with mature land- scape planting and brick and stone entrance gateposts Details: English cross bond brick pattern, decorative brick panel above entrance Current use: commercial (hair salon/spa)Evaluation Inter-war house, with good integrityHeritage Significance Town heritage designation: Significant Contextual value (part of streetscape grouping) Associational value (Dr. Moore house) Significant heritage value (VG)