There is a particular kind of morning that only certain places can give you. Light through beautiful placed windows. A garden that holds the quiet. A short walk to the heart of Old Town - coffee, theatre, wine - and then home again. This is what Abigail House offers. Not just a property. A pace of life. Tucked on a quiet, tree-lined corner in Old Town's most coveted pocket, Abigail House is a rare dual-dwelling estate with genuine soul. The Main House - a 4-bedroom, 1,420 sq ft red brick heritage home built in 1910 - carries original mouldings, a grand wooden staircase, and rooms that breathe with character and light. True to the architecture of its era, the home sits above a full standing height stone cellar rather than a modern basement - a hallmark of early twentieth century craftsmanship that speaks to the authenticity running through every detail of this property. Behind it, through a flagstone courtyard framed by mature gardens, the 2010 Carriage House delivers 1,346 sq ft of contemporary living: vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, heated floors, and a spa-inspired bath.Live in one. Earn income from the other. Host family. Welcome guests. The flexibility is extraordinary and the income history is real. The Shaw Festival, acclaimed restaurants, boutique wine bars, and the lakeside promenade are steps away. Toronto is under two hours. HST applicable to the purchase price. Any buyer and those that want to generate rental income may register for an HST number for free through the CRA and recover the full amount as an input tax credit. Please speak to your agent, accountant and lawyer for further information. Some places are simply addresses. Abigail House is somewhere you arrive - and don't want to leave. (id:50004)
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