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Gothic Revival in Maitland, Nova Scotia

6/26/24 9 Comments
Posted on OHD: 6/26/24. Last OHD Update: 6/26/24.
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40 Cedar Rd, Maitland, Nova Scotia B0N1T0

Step Back in Time But Not in Amenities. This outstanding Gothic Revival Home - known as the Dickie House - has and will continue to stand the test of time. Built by a carpenter who built many homes in Maitland, and most recently maintained and upgraded with a vast appreciation for history and these amazing structures - this home and property now includes new features that marry seamlessly with the original style of the home. A Sunroom off of the dining room has been added to the back, also in the back yard you will find a 14 x 20 garage or workshop, and a green house - your "Puttery Places" from which to relax or stay active at your choosing. A new 200 amp panel was installed in order to put in the new ducted heating and cooling system while you also have a wood burning fireplace remaining in the living room. A new Cadillac of septic systems has been installed (all details can be provided) and the furnace has been serviced. The charming Village offers a lifestyle in line with the beauty of this home - theatre events, Art Galleries, a cafe just down the street, walking trails - seem to fit with the quiet, coziness and peacefulness of the home. A kitchen with updated and handcrafted cabinetry, beautiful exposed brick backdrop with storage and pantry closets flanking both ends of this wall again speak to functionality while maintaining the essence of craftsmanship. Some heated softwood and slate floors, full bathrooms on both levels, a wrap around deck for outdoor entertaining, and main floor laundry should also be noted. Come to a place that you will proudly call home.
3 Bed 2 Bath 1,806 Sq Ft 0.27 Ac.
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