District candidates · Toronto

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.

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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.

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The buildings

  1. 29 Beaconsfield Ave
  2. 31 Beaconsfield Ave
  3. 33 Beaconsfield Ave
  4. 35 Beaconsfield Ave
  5. 37 Beaconsfield Ave
  6. 38 Beaconsfield Ave
  7. 39 Beaconsfield Ave
  8. 40 Beaconsfield Ave
  9. 41 Beaconsfield Ave Part of row housing at 39-45 Beaconsfield Avenue
  10. 41 Beaconsfield Ave
  11. 43 Beaconsfield Ave Part of row housing at 39-45 Beaconsfield Avenue
  12. 43 Beaconsfield Ave
  13. 45 Beaconsfield Ave Part of row housing at 39-45 Beaconsfield Avenue
  14. 45 Beaconsfield Ave
  15. 47 Beaconsfield Ave
  16. 51 Beaconsfield Ave Part of semi-detached house at 51-53 Beaconsfield Av
  17. 52 Beaconsfield Ave Part of semi-detached house at 52-54 Beaconsfield
  18. 53 Beaconsfield Ave
  19. 54 Beaconsfield Ave
  20. 55 Beaconsfield Ave
  21. 57 Beaconsfield Ave
  22. 59 Beaconsfield Ave
  23. 61 Beaconsfield Ave
  24. 61 Beaconsfield Ave
  25. 63 Beaconsfield Ave
  26. 63 Beaconsfield Ave
  27. 65 Beaconsfield Ave
  28. 67 Beaconsfield Ave
  29. 71 Beaconsfield Ave
  30. 71 Beaconsfield Ave Row Housing at 65-71 Beaconsfield Avenue
  31. 75 Beaconsfield Ave
  32. 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.