The Annex neighbourhood has a lot of large homes and a lot of really large semi-detached ones. This is a good example of the large ones. The right house is the part under the peak on the right while the left side seems to have had an addition put on towards the back making it even larger. These homes were single family homes when built and many became divided into flats through the years but the trend now is to turn them back into single family homes - really large ones.
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Beautiful old building!
Here in the US it would be called a duplex.
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They've done the extension well Pat, looks really good, bet it's fantastic inside ✨
Wow, if this one would be turned back into a single family home, it would be huge! There is something very comforting about brick homes.
It's like a castle!
I like the architecture.
Hello,
They look beautiful from the outside, I can only imagine the inside is even lovelier! Take care, enjoy your day!
Those are beautiful, I imagine they are super expensive too.
Many of these large Victorian houses have been taken over by organizations and turned into stylish office buildings. This is common in Minneapolis, MN. Smaller family size coupled with the elite moving to other neighborhoods has kept many of these fancy old houses from being single family occupied.
So like Philadelphia I grew up in.
The architecture is unique, resembling a castle building.
Buildings like this must be preserved. Greetings from Indonesia.
Ah, my Toronto!
That is big indeed!
I agree with Iris. Big but a bit strange extension in the back.
What a beautiful place.
I love this one. Beautiful! And I am not at all surprised that you wear lipstick under your mask.
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