Front façade of 2216 Lorne Street highlighted by the 3-storey turret, 2005.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, Bruce Dawson, 2005
- Built
- 1905
- Recognized
- 1984
- By
- Local government
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Description
2216 Lorne Street is a Municipal Heritage Property located in the City of Regina. Located at the corner of 14th Avenue and Lorne Street in Regina's Transition Area, the property features a 2 1/2 storey, Queen Anne Revival house constructed in 1905.
Heritage value
The heritage value of 2216 Lorne Street lies in its architecture. Built in the Queen Anne style, the building’s turret is uncommon for Regina residences and contributed to the property’s prominence in the area’s streetscape. The turret also emphasized the building’s orientation towards downtown Regina, which reflected the importance of that area during the period of the building’s construction in 1905. The building also represents the residential development of the area prior to World War I.
SourceCity of Regina Bylaw 7910-HR-B84
Character‑defining elements
The heritage value of 2216 Lorne Street resides in the following character-defining elements:
-those elements that reflect the Queen Anne Revival style, such as the turret and spire, picturesque gable roofs, the veranda and balustrade and the half-timbering around the third floor windows;
-the orientation of the property towards the downtown and the siting of the property on its original location.
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Location
2216 Lorne Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P, Canada
50.44370° N, 104.61377° W
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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025. The register’s text is shown word for word.