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Scott House

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The Scott House in October 2006. (Photo by Bob Krawczyk.)

The Scott House, currently the premises of Bâton Rouge Steakhouse, in March 2019. (Image courtesy of Leventio.)

The Scott House in the 19th century. (Image via Scarborough Historical Museum.)

Image via the Scarborough Historical Society.

Postcard image via Pic UK.

BUILDING INFORMATION

Name & Location:

Scott House
520 Progress Avenue
Toronto
Bendale-Glen Andrew

Year Completed:

1841

OTHER IDENTIFICATION

Notes:

George Scott was born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland, in 1795. He settled in Upper Canada in 1829 and built this fieldstone house in 1841. The Scotts lived there until 1943. Currently the premises of Bâton Rouge Steakhouse, today the heritage home is nestled snugly in the southwest nook of the Highway 401 and McCowan Road crossing.

Status:

Completed

Map:

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BUILDING DATA

Building Type:

Detached house

Current Use:

Commercial

Former Use:

Residential

Heritage Status:

Designated under Part IV Ontario Heritage Act

Main Style:

Georgian <-- More buildings in this style.

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