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2024 Holiday House Tour Homes
63 CROSS STREET
Built in 1912, this Edwardian style two and a half storey, 4 bedroom double brick home has an exterior clad in stucco. The original interior is in a restrained mission style with natural wood and plenty of light from the large windows. An addition on the back of the house 34 years ago, expanded the working kitchen to 700 square feet of living space. There are three fireplaces, two are original wood burning. The butler’s pantry houses dishes and glassware in original glass fronted cabinetry.
All the tree decorations are handmade – 1 set per year over the past 45 Christmases! David Winter houses create a beautiful Christmas village on the living room mantle.
20 BEGUE STREET
This original farmhouse with a wrap around porch was built in 1890 on a large piece of land, beautifully landscaped and open to animals and nature. It is a mixture of old and new, with ongoing updating and renovations. You will see many antique lamps and ceiling lights. You will be amazed by the owners artwork –specially designed and carved birdhouses and beautiful glasswork/stained glass. Their “family inspired Christmas” can be viewed throughout the home.
152 DAVIDSON BOULEVARD
A traditional 2 storey contemporary home built in 2002, beautifully landscaped, and renovations that will allow us to view the lower decorated level as well. Modern décor - but Christmas takes over the entire house to the delight of visitors. Many themed trees, crystal Christmas collections and nutcrackers, including several which are five feet tall! You will want to stand in each room and view the carefully placed decorations in virtually every nook and cranny.
31 HIGHWAY 8
At the top of the Dundas hill on Hwy 8, this majestic home watches over the Dundas Valley. Originally a four room farmhouse, it was rebuilt in the late 1920’s. It has been the family home of the current owner for 60 years.
A staircase with hardwood treads and wrought iron railing leads to the open second storey. The formal living room has picture windows that overlook the porch and the valley. The family room includes a stone fireplace, a hewn wood mantel and artwork. The dining room hosts a library. Beautifully landscaped, the home sits on two and a half acres, extending down almost to the railway tracks!
7 TWEEDSMUIR AVENUE
This home is a cottage style bungalow. You will see the unique mix of old with new in this home built in 1940. Original fireplace, built in bookcase, staircase and hardwood. It is decorated in predominantly black and white, bold wallpaper and a checker painted floor, all enhanced with snowflake twinkle lights, inside and out. “Mrs. Claus’ kitchen is highlighted in reds and whites and leads to a spectacular outdoor living space and trillium award winning garden. A delight to share!
78 HIGHLAND PARK DRIVE
Built in 1978 but completely renovated for new owners several years ago with the assistance of a designer and decorator. The home backs onto Conservation land and the goal was to bring in as much nature and light as possible. The open concept main floor includes a large kitchen with a stove on the island facing the dining room and guests. A long table allows for a large family to enjoy time together and the kitchen/dining area are open to the pool and deck and natural environment behind. Views can be enjoyed from the many floor to ceiling windows on both levels.
170 OLGIVIE STREET
Margaret’s Place Hospice is nestled along the edge of Spring Creek Ravine on the St. Joseph’s Villa Campus. The comfy Muskoka Lodge inspired design brings comfort to families at their most difficult times. Ravine views from every room brings nature inside. Deer gather around the hospice daily setting Margaret’s Place apart from any other facility of its kind.
Our hospice care encompasses sensitive and compassionate care that helps individuals with a life-limiting illness live their final days as fully as possible.
Margaret’s Place provides relief from physical pain and other distressing symptoms, while integrating the emotional, social and spiritual realms of care.
Surrounded by a team of skilled healthcare professionals and trained volunteers, and the beauty of nature, we care for our residents and their families, mind, body and soul.
Hospice care is free. We are thankful to a generous community for your financial support in making this possible.
Tours will be provided.