112 Church Street N St. Marys, ON N4X 1A1

Perched on a hilltop in a community known as "The Stonetown" sits the former Sclater residence. Built in 1904 in the regal Queen Anne Revival style with good, solid 20th century construction, it was home to James Sclater, a Scottish immigrant and stone mason who owned and operated a prosperous lime works in town. Both architecturally significant as well as having local cultural value, this well preserved house features superb details not found in the architecture of today. From the exterior, the most stunning feature is the wrap-around covered verandah that's been extensively renovated, allowing for glorious views both east and south. A second floor balcony faces southwest. The interior of the home flows beautifully, with work done over the past 12 years that retains and celebrates the original finish. Multiple updates have been completed (several within the past 4 years), including electrical, plumbing, kitchen, main floor laundry, bathrooms, and fibreglass shingles (2022), several windows, central air, wood floors refinished, interior and exterior paint, new decking, driveway, and many more. Homes like this don?t come along very often. Call your REALTOR� for a private viewing today, then spend some time in beautiful St. Marys. A short drive to both London and Stratford, St. Marys has so much to offer people of all ages. Theatre (including the famous Stratford Festival 20 minutes away), indoor and outdoor pools, ice rinks, tennis courts, golf, tennis, pickleball, curling, shopping, a youth centre - the list goes on and on. Come for the day and stay for a lifetime!