The James Johnston House is one of Surrey’s notable historic landmarks, celebrated for its classic design and ties to the city’s formative years. Built during a time of agricultural expansion, the house captures the lifestyle and architectural tastes of Surrey’s early landowners. With its traditional gable roof, wooden siding, and handcrafted details, it remains a beautiful representation of regional heritage.
The property serves as a reminder of Surrey’s rural origins and the hard-working settlers who laid the foundations for the city’s growth. As part of the heritage conservation initiative, the James Johnston House contributes to Surrey’s ongoing commitment to preserving and promoting its historic character.
Location: 49.1216632, -122.8015446
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– House Number: 6543
– Building: Yes
– Number of Floors: 2
– Description: Built c.1915 by the younger James Johnston, son of elder James Johnston after whom Johnston Road, now 152 Street, is named. Features boxed eaves, 15-panel door with small sash windows on either side, bay window on left facade, flat roofed porch serves as
– Heritage: 8
– heritage:ref: 110
– heritage:since: 1998-11-02
– heritage:website: https://www.surrey.ca/renovating-building-development/land-planning-development/heritage-conservation/heritage-sites/newtown/james-johnston-house
– Historic Significance: building
– Name: James Johnston House
– Source: microsoft/BuildingFootprints
– Start Date: 1915
– Street: 152 Street