Cross Streets: Renwick. ** Directions: On Queen St E, In between Panabaker and Renwick. Step into a timeless story in the heart of Hespeler Village, where history, elegance, & quiet beauty come together in this circa 1865 heritageresidence. Set on an extraordinary 139x175 ft treed lot with graceful limestone elements woven into the landscape, this is a home designed tobe lived in, loved, & shared. Behind its distinguished Quebec stone facade, a classic centre hall plan unfolds with warmth & grandeur.Sunlight dances across stunning pine floors & filters through numerous leaded glass accents. Soaring 11 foot ceilings, 12 inch baseboards,solid wood doors, rich gumwood trim, intricate cornice mouldings, & delicate ceiling finials offer exceptional craftsmanship. Two fireplacesanchor the gracious principal rooms, creating inviting spaces for intimate family moments and elegant entertaining. At the heart of the home, thedining room is unforgettable, with floor to ceiling windows framing the gardens beyond and setting the stage for holiday gatherings and relaxedSunday dinners alike. Beautifully proportioned rooms flow effortlessly throughout the home, balancing refined living with everyday comfort.Offering over 3,000 square feet of living space, the residence features four bedrooms, a dedicated home office, and a welcoming family room.Outdoors, established gardens with trickle water system & maintenance free evergreens create enchanting spaces for children to play, guests to gather, & evenings to linger. A privately positioned 18x36 ft (approx) pool & cabana provide a serene retreat for lively summer entertaining & quiet afternoons poolside. A circular driveway offers a graceful arrival, while a separate private drive leads to the garage. Perfectly positioned across from the Speed River, w/canoe access steps away & convenient access to Highway 401 via three routes, this cherished home blends tranquility w/convenience. Recognized for its architectural & cultural significance, 212 Queen Street E is more than a residence. It is a legacy. (id:27476)
