You will be transported back to 1867 when walking through the front garden to open the heavy vestibule door of this original stone house that once welcomed Halifax's elite. This National Historic Site was home to Jonathan McCully a Father of Confederation. The property was lovingly restored in early 1990s at a cost of $500,000 to house Slater Street Films (this hour has 22 minutes)The architectural beauty of this house has to be seen in person. 12 foot ceilings, intricate decorative mouldings, hardwood floors, 5 marble fireplaces, quaint front parlour with woodstove and grand piano to set the mood. Magnificent original staircase, large modern kitchen with dining nook, attached dining room or family room with 2nd woodstove and door to impressive private deck & gated backyard garden that has parking for 4 cars.There's so much character in the 2nd floor's 3 bedrooms with large windows plus 2 baths, 2 washers/dryers. Enjoy harbour and city views from loft's LR, 3 bedrooms and full bath. The lower level is the ultimate escape with 12 ft ceilings, stone and brick walls, fireplace and separate games room with pool table. Current owner has invested over $200,000. in repairs and upgrades. The R2 zoning allows for rental unit, or home based business. Was top earning Bnb in the city ($140,000. yr). Furniture, linens and household goods included. Seller willing to enter a lease back agreement of $80,000 for 2 years.
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