This North York house was built in 1958. It was last owned by a man employed at a construction company. The bathroom colours are the vibrant hues that were often associated with the 1960’s. There’s a milk man door which would have been used by the delivery person who dropped off milk at the house,…

A somewhat boring house with a disgusting fridge.

This 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom bungalow sits on prime land along a busy road with large subdivisions behind it. The address comes back to Cadet Cleaners, a dry cleaning service. Based on the interior of the house, it was most certainly a residence but may have operated as a drop off location for clothing.Most of the furniture…

This house contains 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and is located in the City of Toronto. It was last owned in by a Chinese family. During our exploration, we noted several Chinese vases left on the kitchen countertop. The owner wrote software for Android devices.The highlight of this property is the wooden stairs, intricately carved…

The Guyitt House is said to be Canada’s most photographed house. The house is located along the Talbot Trail (now known as Highway 3) in Palmyra, Ontario. Talbot Trail was named after Colonel Thomas Talbot, who during the 1820s, constructed the corduroy road to allow settlers and military personnel access to the land. The Guyitt…