French Style in Mississauga

This is a screen capture of 1470 Mississauga Road, in Lorne Park, Mississauga, a beautiful combination of pale yellow walls and light blue window shutters. It is shielded by wrought iron gates.

This website (with more photos) describes it as:

French Chateau / Farmhouse, reminiscent of holidays in Bordeaux.

Currently: Off market.

A little of southern France, wine country, transported to the Mississauga Valley.

More about Lorne Park, here. A good Wikipedia article, which describes older Mississauga villages, and a generalized history of Mississauga.

From the article:

Even though Lorne Park was absorbed into Mississauga, it remained a distinct neighborhood that retains ties to its pioneer origins.

This building is a new development, but the Lorne Park neighborhood has some of the oldest mansions, and houses, of Mississauga.

More on the historic estates in Lorne Park here and here.

French Style in Mississauga

This is a screen capture of 1470 Mississauga Road, in Lorne Park, Mississauga, a beautiful combination of pale yellow walls and light blue window shutters. It is shielded by wrought iron gates.

This website (with more photos) describes it as:

French Chateau / Farmhouse, reminiscent of holidays in Bordeaux.

Currently: Off market.

A little of southern France, wine country, transported to the Mississauga valley.

More about Lorne Park, here. A good Wikipedia article, which describes older Mississauga villages, and a generalized history of Mississauga.

From the article:

Even though Lorne Park was absorbed into Mississauga, it remained a distinct neighborhood that retains ties to its pioneer origins.

This building is a new development, but the Lorne Park neighborhood has some of the oldest mansions, and houses, of Mississauga.

More on the historic estates in Lorne Park here and here.