A classic fieldstone Georgian facade, the William Blezard residence circa 1858 is beautifully captivating, an agricultural property rich with history in Hamilton Township. Sitting on approximately 68 acres with mixed hardwood, rolling landscape, valley with spring fed creek and incredible elevated views from high points on the property along the Lake Ontario shoreline. The definition of unique, West facing entrance with transom and sidelights, perfectly balanced with the orientation of original windows and chimneys on both gable ends. An interior design that features modifications over the last century, a beautiful residential dwelling with historical elements, formal layout which includes a vaulted family room with fireplace and historic detail, secondary staircase, beautiful millwork, formal dining room with tin ceilings, living room and dinette/kitchen with double doors to the North with access to the summer porch and private grounds. Including 4 bedrooms, one of which is accessible via the secondary staircase through the family room, 2 bathrooms, laundry located on the main level and character filled awaiting your personal design details. Multiple outbuildings, barns ideal for storage or use for small livestock, drive shed and central pasture areas throughout the property historically raised by cattle, hay fields, gardens and housing livestock. *This stunning farm estate was part of a filming production with Shaftesbury Films, a digital media production company founded by Christina Jennings in 1987. It is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Part of a series for CBC Ontario's Murdoch Mysteries, a popular drama series.*
City: Hamilton Township
Located at 2247 Van Luven Road , this Hamilton Township house was listed for $1,195,000. It has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The property's amenities include Clear View, Golf, Park, Rec./Commun.Centre, Rolling, School Bus Route. The property includes the following rooms: . This property comes with 6 parking spots.
MLS#: undefined · $1,195,000 · 4 bedroom house in Hamilton Township