The Howatt House, also known as the R.H. Cameron House, is a historic residence in Crapaud, Prince Edward Island, built in 1893 for Richard Hudson Cameron by master carpenter Nathan MacFarlane. This 2½-story home, designed in the Stick style (a variation of Queen Anne Revival architecture), is valued for its fine craftsmanship, rare architectural style, and contribution to the heritage character of Crapaud. Key features include its steeply pitched roofline, brick chimney, and two-story projecting bays on the front elevation. The house was later occupied by the Howatt family, who maintained its historical and architectural significance. It is listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places (2015) and remains a notable asset to the community. Income Property in Crapaud, PEI Investment Highlights -Strong Rental Demand PEI?s rental market is one of Canada?s tightest, with a 1.1% vacancy rate ensuring consistent tenant demand. -Current Income: Four updated units - Location Benefits: Crapaud offers a peaceful, rural setting just 30 minutes from Charlottetown, ideal for tenants seeking affordability and tranquility. Close to schools, local shops, and South Shore beaches. (id:27476)
