Keg Mansion

As a residence, it consisted of twenty six rooms and seventeen fireplaces with a stable and large brick carriage house in the back.

The Masseys renovated the house and added a turret, verandah, and greenhouse, but the original Gothic façade was not significantly altered.

To the north his son Chester D. Massey built the home where Hart's grandchildren Vincent and Raymond were raised.

It later was bought by Jules Fine, and became a restaurant named Julie's Mansion, with the Bombay Bicycle Club existing on the top floor.

After Fine suffered a stroke, the grounds were sold off and the greenhouses demolished and replaced with a service station.