1863 Italianate – Saint John, New Brunswick
Off Market / Archived From 2019
248 Douglas Ave, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada E2K1E6
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- 6 Bed
- 5 Bath
- 0.54 Ac.
The Joseph Ruddock Residence built in 1863 is designated as a local Historic Place for its location, architecture & association with the family. This wooden two-story Italianate building will charm you with its hipped roof, belvedere, Roman arched windows & central dormer. From the moment you walk up the front steps you are greeted by Corinthian Pilasters consisting of a beveled glass transom window & wooden door with rounded glass panel. Inside the home modern updates beautifully merge with elegant old-world charm. Stunning wood paneled walls, high ceilings, large foyer, living & dining room will make this the perfect home to entertain family & friends. Gorgeous new kitchen will delight the chef in the family. Large granite island with sink, lots of cupboards & stainless-steel appliances included. Upstairs on second floor there are 3 huge bedrooms all with ensuites, complimented by a gorgeous wood paneled library. Finished 3rd floor is a great spot for a guest or teenager looking for some privacy. At the top of the home is the Belvedere where you will see 360-degree views of the city & harbour! This home was previously operated as a bed and breakfast and the bonus remaining from that use are the two furnished suites in the fully finished, bright walk out basement that could be rented or used for a home based business as the property still carries city zoning that would allow it. Only minutes to the uptown where you find great restaurants, bars, art galleries & shopping.
Listed With
Kim Legge, Royal LePage Atlantic :: 506-333-7475
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Listing details from August 2019, sold status not verified. DO NOT trespass to verify status.
Associated Styles or Type: Italianate | Period & Associated Styles: Italianate (1840-1885), Romantic Era | Features: Neighborhood, Painted Wood, Unpainted Wood | Misc: Canadian, Commercial/Business Use, International Homes |
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