Gothic Revival House

This Gothic-Revival style house was built in the mid 1800s. It's constructed with cut stone but one of its most prominent features are the front facing triangular dormers. It has decorative bargeboard as well as an upward and downward facing finial within the gable. The inside of the home is well preserved too, with many of the original architectural elements left intact.

The home has been abandoned for a few years and is currently owned by a development company. Fortunately, because of its prominent historical elements and its history in relation to the area, the home is protected and will most likely be preserved.