2410 LAKESHORE Road East, Oakville, ON

2410 LAKESHORE RD E was designated as a heritage property, built in 1917. the structure has a mediterranean appearance with a stucco exterior and a truncated hip roof, which is punched with hipped dormers, the driveway approach, wrought iron gates and fence contribute to the estate character prevalent along lakeshore road east 2410 LAKESHORE Road East locates in Oakville.

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2410 Lakeshore Rd E is a heritage property listed in the Oakville Heritage Register. The property was built in 1917. The heritage status was designated in 1989.

The structure has a Mediterranean appearance with a stucco exterior and a truncated hip roof, which is punched with hipped dormers. The driveway approach, wrought iron gates and fence contribute to the estate character prevalent along Lakeshore Road East.

History: "Rycroft". The building was built in 1917 for Ryland H. New and Isabel New. Ryland founded the National Sewer Pipe Company in 1929. The property was later occupied by their son Ryland J. "Kelly" New, a prominent citizen of Oakville. He served as a Town Councillor and a member of the Halton Region Conservation Authority.

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