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The ?Cumming House?, C.1830, Is A Fine Example Of The ?Regency Cottage? Architectural Style Popular In England In The Early 19Th Century. This Significant Heritage Home Was Originally Built By John And Mary Steele, Who In 1845 Sold It To Mary Mcmurray And Cuthbert Cumming, Who Had Just Retired From His Post As ?Chief Trader For The Hudson Bay Company?. The Beautiful Simplicity Of The Classic Facade Belies The Fact That The ?Cumming House? Is A Spacious And Well Appointed. Sited On A Nicely Treed And Landscaped One Acre Lot, This Singular Residence Is Located At The Hearth Of The Historic And Charming Village Of Colborne.