ACO Toronto - Drumsnab

Loading Please Wait

The past. Our present. Your future.

TOBuilt SEARCH: BACK TO RESULTS FULL RECORD NEW SEARCH

Drumsnab

LAST UPDATE: January 31 2022 login to edit this building

photo credit, courtesy of Bob Krawczyk

BUILDING INFORMATION

Name & Location:

Drumsnab
5 Drumsnab Road
Toronto
Rosedale-Moore Park

Year Completed:

1834

OTHER IDENTIFICATION

Alternate Name:

William Cayley House

Notes:

This building was originally built by its first owner Francis Cayley. William Thomas was responsible for the second-floor addition, which was completed in 1856. A further addition in 1908 was designed by Eden Smith.

Status:

Completed

Map:

Loading Map

Companies:

The following companies are associated with this building

Architect - William Thomas <-- More buildings by this architect.
Architect - Eden Smith <-- More buildings by this architect.
Builder - Francis Cayley

BUILDING DATA

Building Type:

Detached house

Current Use:

Residential

Heritage Status:

Heritage property

Heritage Conservation District:

South Rosedale Heritage Conservation District

Main Style:

Regency <-- More buildings in this style.

Sources:

Click to see 7 Source(s)

Archindont (TPL Architectural Index)
City & Country Home
Date - December/January 1990
Page - 72-82
City & Country Home
Date - September 1985
Page - 76-92
Inventory of Heritage Properties
Author - City of Toronto
More information
The Globe and Mail
Date - June 2, 2006
Page - G2
Notes - Mention of this house in an article about re-selling heritage homes.
Toronto Architecture: A City Guide
Author - Patricia McHugh
Page - 268
Toronto Star
Date - December 2, 2000
Page - M10

TOBuilt SEARCH: BACK TO RESULTS FULL RECORD NEW SEARCH

Top

Drumsnab

Sources for Drumsnab

Loading Please Wait