Historic Yellow Brick House – Downtown Dundas Heritage Property

One of Ontario's oldest standing residential structures west of Hamilton, built in the 1860s as the former Farmer's Exchange Inn – a merchant gathering place behind Dundas's historic Town Hall. This heritage property offers authentic period architecture and versatile interior space for your next production. Exterior Features – Period Authenticity: - Original 1860s bright yellow brick façade, exceptionally preserved - Heritage masonry detailing with stepped brick overhangs at front elevation - Shaped parapets following roofline – rare Victorian architectural feature - Authentic heritage streetscape in downtown Dundas conservation district - Period-appropriate exterior ideal for 19th century, Victorian, Edwardian productions Interior Features – Production-Ready Canvas: - Great Room updated with 400 sq. ft. of 2-inch hickory floors - Monumental 300 sq. ft. exposed brick feature wall in Great Room - Open concept layout with grand white walls – adaptable for multiple periods - Three spacious second-floor bedrooms with 12 ft. heritage ceilings - Sizeable basement with independent rear access for crew/equipment - Natural light, high ceilings, generous room dimensions Production Advantages: - Central downtown Dundas location – easy crew access - Versatile heritage interior works for 1860s-1920s period pieces - Large rooms accommodate lighting/camera equipment - Multiple levels offer diverse shooting locations in one property - Authentic architectural detils: exposed brick, heritage proportions Ideal for: Period dramas, historical productions, heritage documentaries, Victorian/Edwardian-era film and television requiring authentic Ontario architecture.