382 MCGILL STREET, Hawkesbury, Ontario K6A 1R2

Step into a rare piece of Hawkesbury history at 382 McGill Street, an impressive circa 1846 stone residence set on a large double lot with frontage on both McGill St. and Bon Pasteur St. Rich in character and architectural detail, this unique property offers approximately 3,500 sq ft of quiet living space while combining heritage charm with exceptional residential & business potential. From the moment you enter, a grand entrance hall with elegant wood balusters and original details creates an immediate sense of history and craftsmanship. This feeling continues throughout the home with bright, generously sized rooms and soaring ceiling heights of ... read more

Step into a rare piece of Hawkesbury history at 382 McGill Street, an impressive circa 1846 stone residence set on a large double lot with frontage on both McGill St. and Bon Pasteur St. Rich in character and architectural detail, this unique property offers approximately 3,500 sq ft of quiet living space while combining heritage charm with exceptional residential & business potential. From the moment you enter, a grand entrance hall with elegant wood balusters and original details creates an immediate sense of history and craftsmanship. This feeling continues throughout the home with bright, generously sized rooms and soaring ceiling heights of approximately 11'6" on the main floor and 9'9" on the second level. The spacious layout includes large principal rooms, generously sized bedrooms, a renovated full bathroom, a character-filled kitchen and an enclosed porch providing a peaceful place to relax while overlooking the property. Original features throughout showcase the remarkable quality and permanence of construction, including thick stone walls and timeless architectural elements rarely found today. The full-height walk-out basement adds exceptional flexibility with exposed stone walls, approximately 8'7" ceilings, and direct exterior access, creating potential for additional living space, a workshop, studio, storage or business use. The roof includes steel & slate sections complemented by copper eaves, further contributing to the home's historic appeal. Connected to municipal services and offering ample parking, the Local Commercial (LC) zoning with no heritage designation allows various residential and commercial opportunities including professional offices, home-based businesses, hospitality-related uses and more. Ideally located near many amenities including the hospital and the interprovincial bridge, while conveniently positioned between Ottawa & Montreal. Rarely does a historic stone home offer this level of character, flexibility and future potential (id:25417)