702 Danforth. The house was built in 1899 for George Zett. Zett was a successful brewery owner (located on the corner of Court and Lodi) and hired Archimedes Russell to design both this home for himself and one next door for his daughter and his son-in-law. Historian Evamaria Hardin described the building as: “Finished in white-oak, plate-glass and stained-glass windows imported from Munich. There was a ballroom on the third level and a bowling alley in the basement.” In 1953, the Zett House was