At the top of Powell Avenue stands the Fudger House - a Queen Anne Revival landmark in the heart of South Rosedale. Built in 1897-98 for Harris Henry Fudger, president of Simpson's, this home showcases bold asymmetry, layered rooflines, and carefully placed stone details. A few years later, architects Burke & Horwood added a picture gallery with clerestory windows to display Fudger's art collection. Originally part of a sprawling estate, the house was divided into apartments mid-century - but it
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At the top of Powell Avenue stands the Fudger House - a Queen Anne Revival landmark in the heart of South Rosedale. Built in 1897-98 for Harris Henry Fudger, president of Simpson's, this home showcases bold asymmetry, layered rooflines, and carefully placed stone details. A few years later, architects Burke & Horwood added a picture gallery with clerestory windows to display Fudger's art collection. Originally part of a sprawling estate, the house was divided into apartments mid-century - but it
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