In 1886, he built and sold a house at 84 Summerhill Avenue and, four years later, developed a semi-detached house at 81 Woodlawn Avenue East. James Strachan Cartwright acquired the latter residence. In 1896, Smith and Cartwright traded houses. Three years later, his widow sold the property to Alexander Crooks. The window openings are highlighted with brick voussoirs, stone sills and, in some cases, louvered wood shutters.
Most openings contain sash windows.
Gabled dormers with wood brackets and strapwork are placed on the east and north slopes, while large brick chimneys with corbelling and multiple pots are found on the south and east slopes. On the left, a two-storey verandah with Classical pillars and wood banisters extends across the wall and protects the main entrance. A moulded doorcase contains double wood doors with moulded wood panels, glass inserts, and multi-paned transoms with coloured glass. A segmental-headed window opening is placed on the left side of the entry. One of the openings lights the interior stairwell, while the other is a French door opening onto the balcony.