David Duncan House

Originally built in 1865 on 200 acres of land, David Duncan House remains a vibrant part of the community on its prominent site overlooking Don Mills Road. David Duncan quickly became one of the most respected and prize-winning dairy cattle farmer in all of Ontario. After the passing of David Duncan, his son Gordon and wife Kate, the house was abandoned for nearly 15 years before the Tzioumis brothers embarked on a two-year restoration project. The project included a one-quarter turn to orient the façade to Don Mills road and the restoration of the extensive bargeboard, to reflect the historical homes original characteristics.