Sold. 66 Cherry St is not a big house, nope, but that’s not why it’s so blue. It’s diminutive by design, proud of its compact footprint, and mostly indifferent to its big brick relatives. In other words, 66 Cherry has its own thing going on.
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SOLD! I like very much the way this condominium turns its back mostly on the flat expanses of Lake Ontario, and instead pays close attention to the 19th century brick and limestone dwellings along Ontario Street, the hidden grassy courtyards...
Sold. So you step off the Wolfe Island ferry in Marysville and you think to yourself: Well that was as pleasant a twenty minutes as I can remember, and you relive some of the ride: the military college off to your left beneath brilliant blue skies...
SOLD! I have more than a casual fondness for the Canadian Shield landscapes north of the city. I’ve shared that news before. I’m a broken record, I know. But the glitter of pink granite catching the sun, or the lit-from-within-they’re-so-damn-bright litterings of prehistoric fern beneath the cedars up there on the rise...
SOLD. Shillington Place is a popular cul-de-sac in Kingston’s west end, off of Development Drive, which means you’re close to all the shopping on Gardiner’s Rd, without being so close that you’re listening to it day and night.
Sold. It wasn’t that long ago that Raglan Road marked the northern boundary of where most people who wanted to live close to the downtown core would look for a home. And Raglan itself – not the prettiest street name – was hit and miss.
SOLD! I was sitting on some sort of outdoor sofa, under a big, shade-spreading tree. There was a beer, mine, resting on a block of limestone the size of a bank safe dug out from next to the house when they put the deck in. Cheri was next to me...
SOLD. A limestone home made a long time ago into a very cool triplex. That’s what we have here. And it’s full of so many interesting little details that it’s like some place you’d read about in a novel. I see the protagonists, either glamorous or sullen, setting out from this downtown spot early...
SOLD. This really marvelous 4-year-old Tamarack home, with around 4000 s.f of finished space, backs onto the Butternut Creek Conservation Area, and we think it’s as well-finished a home as you’ll see this year.
SOLD. A unique and really marvelous smallish house, this one is, set way back from the road and nestled against an imposing limestone cliff just outside Battersea. I’d spend my days happily exploring the face of that stone, I know I would...