English: Constructed circa 1895 by Charles Robinson, a carpenter and long-time resident of Britannia, the building evokes the summer resort character of the old resort community of Britannia. It is a two storey, wood frame structure influenced in its style and detail by the Queen Anne Revival style. It has large verandahs along the front façade of the first and second storeys. The seven sided, second storey porch with its conical roof, makes a significant contribution to the heritage character of the structure. The ground floor porch, although it has been enclosed, still contributes to the character of the building. 154 Britannia Road also has the irregular roofline and floor plan associated with the Queen Anne Revival style. Its windows are irregularly arranged, surrounded by attractive frames and include oval windows on the first and second storeys, a bay window on the north façade and simple sash windows elsewhere. The building’s large corner lot and the mature trees that surround it contribute to its character.