Beaconsfield Ave: 32 listed buildings, side by side
32 at-risk listed buildings within 1.0 hectares, mostly built around 1887 (the oldest in 1880). Designating them one by one is slow; a heritage conservation district study could cover them together.
Map of the candidate area outlined, with its listed buildings as dots. The buildings are listed below.
Ask for a district study
Under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act, council can designate an area for study and then adopt a district plan. A letter from residents and heritage groups, with the buildings listed, is how many districts begin.
The buildings
- 29 Beaconsfield Ave
- 31 Beaconsfield Ave
- 33 Beaconsfield Ave
- 35 Beaconsfield Ave
- 37 Beaconsfield Ave
- 38 Beaconsfield Ave
- 39 Beaconsfield Ave
- 40 Beaconsfield Ave
- 41 Beaconsfield Ave Part of row housing at 39-45 Beaconsfield Avenue
- 41 Beaconsfield Ave
- 43 Beaconsfield Ave Part of row housing at 39-45 Beaconsfield Avenue
- 43 Beaconsfield Ave
- 45 Beaconsfield Ave Part of row housing at 39-45 Beaconsfield Avenue
- 45 Beaconsfield Ave
- 47 Beaconsfield Ave
- 51 Beaconsfield Ave Part of semi-detached house at 51-53 Beaconsfield Av
- 52 Beaconsfield Ave Part of semi-detached house at 52-54 Beaconsfield
- 53 Beaconsfield Ave
- 54 Beaconsfield Ave
- 55 Beaconsfield Ave
- 57 Beaconsfield Ave
- 59 Beaconsfield Ave
- 61 Beaconsfield Ave
- 61 Beaconsfield Ave
- 63 Beaconsfield Ave
- 63 Beaconsfield Ave
- 65 Beaconsfield Ave
- 67 Beaconsfield Ave
- 71 Beaconsfield Ave
- 71 Beaconsfield Ave Row Housing at 65-71 Beaconsfield Avenue
- 75 Beaconsfield Ave
- 77 Beaconsfield Ave
A cluster found automatically from the municipal register; local knowledge decides whether it hangs together as a district. Not an evaluation, not legal advice.