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AlderleaDoors Open Brampton

    Alderlea

    Alderlea, meaning meadow of alder trees, is a well-preserved heritage building, built at the height of the Victorian era. It is one of the finest examples of Italianate villa architecture in Ontario. Following careful restoration, this 19th-century mansion has plenty to offer. Come and see how the house has been adapted for use as a popular heritage venue.

    Alderlea, meaning meadow of alder trees, is a well preserved heritage building, built at the height of the Victorian era. It is one of the finest examples of Italianate villa architecture in Ontario. The property also holds tremendous landmark status on an elevated terrace overlooking Gage Park. Following careful restoration for adaptive reuse, this 19th-century mansion has plenty to offer. Check out the video below and see how the house has been adapted for use as a heritage venue.

    Contact info

    40 Elizabeth Street South
    Brampton, Ontario
    E-mail: Alderlea@brampton.ca
    https://thealderlea.ca

    Architecture

    Year built: 1867
    Building type:CommercialHistorical landmarkHistorical house
    Architect: Taylor Hazel (2009-13 renovations)
    Architectural style:Italianate

    Dates/hours open

    Sep 21, 10:00am - Sep 21, 04:00pm

    Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.