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c. 1847 in Waterloo, Ontario

3/23/23 8 Comments
Posted on OHD: 3/23/23. Last OHD Update: 3/23/23.
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264 Southhampton Pl, Waterloo, Ontario N2T2B5

Farmhouse in a mature neighbourhood in thriving Waterloo. This Mennonite Georgian-style home was built by daniel rudy in 1847. With approximately 3100 sqft, charming character-defining elements make this one of the most unique homes in the city. The large veranda, bell tower, symmetrical five-bay front, and walk-up attic are some of the Mennonite farmstead features. This is the perfect opportunity to restore and revive the Rudy-Snyder house - a piece of history sitting on almost half an acre. Surrounded by parks and trails, within walking distance of schools, and is a short drive to amenities.
6 Bed 2 Bath 3,100 Sq Ft
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