64 Aberdeen Avenue Undercliffe

Tags: Durand, Gothic Revival, House, Stone, The Grand Durand

Date Built: 1892  


The home was called Undercliffe. It is made entirely of cut stone and sits on a very large double lot, although the original lot was much larger. The lot was severed several times. In the front hall, the ceilings have paintings done by a local artist hired by the second owner H.H. Champ. The painted panels had been covered over with plasterboard and were discovered by an electrician working for the current owners.

Original Owner: W.H. Gillard

 

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64 Aberdeen Avenue Undercliffe