1120 Comox Street

Stanley Judson Steeves buit this house as a speculative project in 1904 as one of a number he undertook in the area.

This home is a copy of 1122 Comox, also built by Mr. Steeves and designed by noted architects Parr and Fee, although this home’s adornments have been somewhat modified; the gable is different, as are the porch columns.

It is a good example of Edwardian Builder style and features notable bay windows and a generous front porch. William Moore, a ‘commercial’ traveller was the first occupant.

This house is painted in VHF True Colours: Body – Hastings Red, Trim – Edwardian Buff, Watertable – Edwardian Buff, Sash – Gloss Black, Gables – Hastings Red, Deck and Stairs – Edwardian Porch Grey .

Source

Mole Hill

More information

http://www.mole-hill.ca/documents-and-publications/