82 Beverley Street

Located west of Queen’s University, on the west side of the street, south of Union Street, this 735 sq m residential property contains a representative example of an early 20th century two-storey Georgian Revival style dwelling. Constructed in 1915, several elements of this building reflect this style including its: simple box-like massing; combined use of stone, wood and dark brick; centralized entrance, symmetrical fenestration, hipped roof; and limited ornamentation. The building also supports and maintains the character of the streetscape and is visually linked to its surroundings, which include a number of similarly designed buildings from the early 20th century as well as large estate properties from the mid-19th century. Heritage attributes include the massing and design of the brick and limestone dwelling with symmetrical fenestration pattern, limited ornamentation and enclosed roughcast front entrance porch.