Abandoned High Victorian Mansion Built in 1880

Abandoned High Victorian Mansion Built in 1880

This High Victorian two storey red brick residence was constructed by a local farmer in 1880 The property was designated for its heritage value under the Ontario Heritage Act in 1997

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Demonstrating the High Victorian taste for mixing architectural styles, the central tower and round and segmental arches are Italianate features, and the bargeboard on the gables are reflective of Gothic Revival style.

The roofline is a major feature with its decorated gables, central tower with mansard roof, paired brick chimneys, wood cresting and fan-shaped finials. There are also a variety of window forms: bay windows, a French window, narrow paired windows, larger single windows, longer slender windows, and porthole dormer windows in the tower's roof. Mixed together these different architecture styles create a unique display of wealth.

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