Cross Streets: Mckeand and Bell Street. ** Directions: Property also known as 300 Haines Street. Access via Mckeand Street. What lies beyond this winding, tree-lined lane? Approx. 4.6 acres of pastures, towering trees & country views in northeast Ingersoll, Ontario-with a character-filled country home dating back to 1890 and over 3,300+/- SF of versatile outbuildings including barn, workshop & storage! A serene, rural lifestyle all within town limits.Rustic, relaxed & rich in character, the 2,570+/- SF home blends its farmhouse roots with a substantial later addition. Offering 2-3 bdrms & 2 full baths, it features warm wood tones, pine plank floors, pine millwork, barnboard, stonework & multiple fireplaces. Kitchen & dining open to a Great Room, there's a cozy family room, main-floor primary & laundry plus den/flex space. Enjoy as-is or reinvent! Room for kids & dogs to run, gardens, outdoor recreation & gatherings. Parking for boats, trailers & equipment. Multi-level decks, 2 gazebos & an older inground pool add possibilities. Nearby Laurie Hawkins P.S. & Garnett Elliott Park add appeal. Untrailer the horses-or unleash your imagination! Approx. 3,314 SF of combined barn, workshop & storage includes 6 oak stalls, tack room, hay storage, water, hydro & vehicle/equipment space. 3 Fenced paddocks & a large sand riding ring. Keep the setup or consider removing stalls for a larger shop. Explore home-based business, accessory residential units (ARU) or barndominium conversion potential (subject to approvals).Builders, investors & restoration enthusiasts, take note! Zoned Development (D), explore severing northern lands for res. development while retaining acreage around the house & outbuildings (subject to municipal approval). Ingersoll combines small-town community spirit with all amenities: hospital, schools, parks, rec facilities & thriving businesses. Quick Hwy 401 access puts Woodstock & Hwy 403 only 10 minutes away. KW, Cambridge & London within an easy commute.History. Privacy. Possibilities. All on Haines Street! Big ideas? (id:27476)
