43 Elizabeth Street is an authentic Italianite replica design which takes full advantage of its site with a kitchen-roof "outdoor room" where the view spans orchards, vineyards, and The Village. Features of this 4000 square foot home which accomodates both a separate "teen suite" and professional offices, includes original art in an exterior facade and door panels. Eight foot doors reclaimed from a bank circa 1880 were completely restored and owner chosen artwork was etched in the glass panels. Remarkable craftsmanship in woodwork and lighting fixtures appropriate to the dwelling's period, finish off the home. Notable for its fossil-imbedded Indian limestone flooring in the professional kitchen, which includes a 60" commercial stove. Nineteen shades of colour ranging from lemon yellow to ocean blue to the lichen green colour of the walls. A Canadian brickhouse with early canadian porch and center-hall design showcases handcrafting in beveled Algonquin Limestone quoins, lentils, and sills. A front porch pediment described as "a gem" by DPZ's Jeff Speck, who was project manager on the team that designed The Village, complements exquisitely detailed columns. Another notable heritage feature is that the back portions of the house are designed to resemble additions. Among interior features is an open-concept, gambrel roof in the great room; a mantle of grapes and grape leaves designed by master-crafstman John Oliver of Vineland; and granite counter-tops in the kitchen. This home of Newberry Port-blue, board and batten wood siding features a second-floor balcony overlooking the street, a trademark of homes in old-fashioned neighbourhoods. In this house you see the New Urbanism advantage of property owners, architects and builders working together to acheive the best. Knowing the dwelling next door would be set back, Fraser house designers created the second floor balcony for a view down the street as well as to the front. The cupola with sailboat weathervane complements the home's nautical look. The 1,615 square foot interior achieves a spacious feel with a second-floor view overlooking the great room and main-floor master bedroom with ensuite. This 1740 square foot Greek revival replica home features Algonquin limestone lentils ands sills against a salmon colour "Charleston" brick background. Two temple style wood porches clad with authentic mouldings and supported by eleven columns and two matching pilasters adorn the front and rear elevations. Cherry-stained maple floors and stairs enhance the interior as well as Edwardian style trim detailing to windows and doors. A ball and claw foot tub highlights the ensuite bath, and nine foot ceilings are a feature of both ground and second floors. 30 Elizabeth Street is a modest, but charming five bay, center hall home similar to construction during the decade following the War of 1812. Nestled beside a two story brick Greek Revival home, the creamy tone of the exterior wood siding is a nice addition to the cosy atmosphere of the street. Pine flooring throughout, and lovely antique lighting compliment the colorful interior. 38 Elizabeth St is a Regency Style cottage with 10' ceilings throughout. Beautiful open concept interior with granite kitchen counter tops and hard wood throughout the living room and kitchen area. The ensuite bath features a one-piece acrylic tub and shower unit. Interior and exterior finishes were professionally designed. Replica clay brick exterior with oversized precast sills on all windows, and elongated brick lintels. Board and Batten wood siding decorate the exterior of the garage. Maintenance free simulated divided light windows adorn all facades. Two pressure treated walk-out decks can be accessed from the kitchen and master suite. Classically detailed frieze and cornice beautify the house and portico. A concrete front stoop with paving brick at the front create easy passage. Seven windows illuminate the basement area with potential for an additional 800 square feet of finished basement. 17 Elizabeth Street is a Revival Period home with an abundance of open space created by the cathedral ceiling in the loft. Two skylights on the rear elevation illuminate the kitchen and dining areas and provide a view of the escarpment from the master bedroom. Ensuite bath in the loft features a ceramic tile floor and a 5' soaker tub. Hardwood throughout the remaining lower floow. The balance of the flooring is 36 oz. carpet with upgraded underpad. Upgraded stacking washer and dryer on the main floor make for less work. Clay brick adorns the exterior of this replica home, as well as Board and Batten siding on the bay window and attached garage. Period detailed frieze board with cornice moulding accentuate the exterior overhangs. To finish things off, the lot is fully sodded and landscaped with an interlocking walk at the garage entrance.