Fourth Street, Block A, West of Pine:
 

Completely residential, sharing the character of streets to the north and west. Many fine heritage homes, suitable for inclusion in a possible future Heritage Conservation District.

Fourth Street, Block B, Pine to Hurontario:
 

North Side: A heritage residence, an unsympathetic semi-detached, and the Mac's Milk store constitute the block. About 25% of the frontage has heritage value.

South Side: A very fine heritage dwelling, a sympathetic modern infill dwelling, a non-heritage context dwelling, and the flank of a modern, unsympathetic commercial building. About 50% of the frontage has heritage value.

Fourth Street, Block C:
Hurontario to Ste. Marie
 

North Side: Flank fo a "hidden treasure" heritage commercial building, with a stretch of Queen Anne cottages interrupted by a pair of modern house-form buildings, sympathetic in scale if not in style. Two on this stretch house commercial uses, the rest are residential. About 75% of the frontage has heritage value.

South Side: A new, fairly sympathetic bank building, followed by a pair of context residences, and the flank of a modern unsympathetic church. No heritage value.

Fourth Street, Block D:
Beyond Ste. Marie
 

Both corner buildings at Ste. Marie are fine heritage properties. The southern one is strikingly so. The residential area beyond has many heritage buildings of mixed quality.
 

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