Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)
Carroll Residence
Municipality of Huron East, Ontario
Also known as 131 Goderich Street

Of note are the round arched windows with ornate drip mould.
Photo: Kayla Jonas, 2008.
- Built
- 1875
- Recognized
- 1978
- By
- Local government
The register’s text, word for word
Description
The Carroll Residence is located at 131 Goderich Street, on the north side of Goderich Street, west of Ann Street, in Seaforth, in the Municipality of Huron East. The two-storey white brick residence was constructed in 1875.
The property was designated, by the former Town of Seaforth (now Municipality of Huron East) in 1978, for its heritage value, under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, By-law 12 (1978).
Heritage value
Located on a large lot, close to the downtown of Seaforth, the Carroll Residence is an important element in the historic streetscape of Goderich Street.
The Carroll Residence is a two-storey white brick residence that was built in 1875. The residence was originally constructed as a square plan in the Italianate style but was altered, in 1885 to include a “T” shaped façade, with a decorative gable. Typical of the Italianate style, the house has a hip roof and wide over hanging eaves, with large decorative brackets. The house also features large round arched windows with ornate drip moulds.
SourceSeaforth By-Law 12 (1978); Designation Proposal.
Character‑defining elements
Character defining elements that contribute to the heritage value of the Carroll Residence includes its:
- two-storey white brick construction
- brick chimney
- central projection
- double hung, 4-over-4, sash windows
- decorative gable
- hip roof
- wide over hanging eaves with decorative brackets
- round arched windows with ornate drip moulds
- location on a large lot on Goderich Street
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Location
131, Goderich Street, Municipality of Huron East, Ontario, N0K, Canada
43.55629° N, 81.39989° 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.





