2625 Derbyshire Road (1980, 1986)

This unique stucco and half-timbered house was built in 1923 by the architectural firm Garfield, Harris, Stanley-Brown & Robinson with Rudolph Stanley-Brown, principal designer. Its style was inspired by the farmsteads and small manor houses of the Picardy and Flanders regions of France, having the steep multiple gables, half-timbering and asymmetrical layout typical of vernacular architecture found throughout Europe during the 15^th through 17^th centuries.

The plan of the house is unconventional, with the garage and servants' quarters connected to the main part of the house by a wide arched drive-through, and the main entrance of the house sheltered below it. All main rooms face the terraced rear yard and gardens.