SOME OF THE PROPERTIES I’VE SOLD
120 Barrett Court # 809
The best possible views from this renovated top-floor east end condominium.
6189 Battersea Rd
A rammed earth house planted like a sentry right where the Shield shows its sunburned face.
671 Sussex Blvd
Part Bayridge sidesplit, part Manhattan disco.
1032 Shewell Court
A west-end red bungalow in a fabulous school district.
33 MacCauley
A stucco home with attached garage and a big grassy lot.
1245 Cyprus Road
An east-end Tamarack of 4000 elegant square feet.
528 Bagot St
A fairytale townhouse.
117 Rideau St
A modern townhouse just west of the river, just north of the city’s core..
13 Fifth Avenue
Detached with a finished basement and a separate garage. And sweet. And cool. And oh so bright …
545 Bagot St
A Century cottage just a block from the river and a mile from the ordinary.
13 St Catherine St
A Centre home dragged cheerfully into the 21st Century. Wonderful renovations and a toboggan hill at the door.
35 Charles St
A fruitful blend of the 1870s and the 1970s. I like it a lot.
182 Clergy St E.
Just south of McBurney Park. A limestone-walled kitchen. The same wall outside in the courtyard.
1927 Hwy 2 E
A timeless sort of house on the St Lawrence. A writing cabin at the water’s edge.
525 Bagot St
A lemon confection perched just above Raglan Rd.
712 Portsmouth
A cottage renovated to the very limit of what’s possible. A backyard studio.
403 Bagot St
A detached red-brick house with elaborate gingerbread and abundant parking.
34 Plum St
A heavy metal house in the Fruit Belt.
66 Cherry St
A liquorice all-sort plum middle of the Fruit Belt. The sweetest of garnishes, an amuse-bouche to write home about.
70 First Avenue
Presently configured as two good apartments, stacked. Light, parking, location! It sounds like a movie shoot.
17 Westmoreland Rd
A bungalow that, if you left the pictures up, would surely become a tourist attraction.
599 Division St
A detached home readying itself for a second act.
136 Ordnance St
A so-sweet house, made of bricks and cream and liquorice.
144 Churchill Cres
A bungalow that might, who knows, become a two-storey home on this desirable street.
300 Sydenham St
A semi-detached home with one foot in Skeleton Park.
344 Mack St
A spotless bungalow finished on two levels and surrounded by parks.
108 Raglan Road
A dreamy red-brick house set into the hill behind McBurney.
28 Hillendale Ave
A midtown bungalow with in-law suite and secret detached studio.
141 York St
A very cool triplex at the edge of the Fruit Belt.
750 Portsmouth Avenue
A family home with a second-floor fireplace and impressive in-law potential.
358 Queen Mary Rd #502
A mid-town condo with views over green space and the Rideau Trail at the front door.
652 Princess St #336
A modern condo with views over an interior courtyard.
136 Chatham St
A detached red-brick downtown home with a flat roof an an inscrutable backstory.
16 Cherry St
A sweet sweet home in the Fruit Belt neighbourhood in downtown Kingston.
21 Byron Cres
A devilishly stylish side split backing onto Rodden Park.
190 Clergy St E
An elegant townhouse with attached garage two doors in from Skeleton Park.
9 Cherry St
A sweet Fruit Belt home with a third-floor retreat and a back yard oasis.
5088 Ramparts Rd
A boomerang thrown into the woods north of Battersea.
4522 Sills Bay Rd
Waterfront fit for your kayak, with mature forest thrown in for good measure..
485 Fieldstone Dr
A detached home in Kingston’s east end, backing onto nothing but green.
557 Union St
A royal blue farmhouse standing guard over Portsmouth village and the Olympic harbour.
27 Jorene Drive
An extraordinary Reddendale bungalow.
298 MacDonnell
A four-bedroom brick home with a detached garage and a finished basement.
568 Division St
A detached house with an in-law suite, a bus stop, and a limestone cliff. What are the odds?
31 Fergus
A Kingscourt bungalow unlike any that have come before it.
4558 Portland
A neat old house in downtown Sydenham, backing onto the Cataraqui Trail.
33 Pine / 2 Cowdy
A downtown fourplex just bursting with cool.
2 Grenville Road
A mid-century bungalow set into an impossibly lovely landscape.
950 Swanfield
A west-end townhouse with a walkout basement. (Nice to see the snow disappearing from these photos).
463 Earl St
A family house or superior investment property. Nearly opposite Winston Churchill Public School.
135 Raglan Rd
A 1963 bungalow just a block from McBurney Park and with an in-law suite down below.
194 Victoria St
A red-brick home net to the university campus and close to Lake Ontario and the city’s core.
1443 Mildred St
A glorious red-brick farmhouse with an in-ground pool.
287 Mack St
A down-on-its-luck bungalow across from the park. The sort of house you want to wrap in a warm blanket.
68 Dundas St
The talk of the town. The empty house we all want to get our hands on..
516 Forest Hill
A four-bedroom home in south Bayridge. An in-ground pool and a dead-end street.
4 ChurchSt
A general store a century ago, and now one of our favourite homes in Kingston. Post and beam, pine and steel.
113 Raglan Rd
A marvellously renovated semi-detached home on the hill, with a splendid secondary suite down below.
22 St Lawrence
An elevated bungalow in Marysville on Wolfe Island. Water views and a large workshop too.
12 Markland St
A Liquorice All-Sort sort of house, utterly adorable and right in the Inner Harbour.
14 Dufferin St
An ancient cottage near the river. To my mind, it’s a neighbourhood landmark,
115 James St
An Inner Harbour home in the same family for nearly a century. A model of what’s possible.
198 Bagot St
A mix of century character and mid-century flair, across from the downtown public library.
10 Patrick St
A detached house at the north-west corner of McBurney Park.
12 Charles St
An Inner Harbour home renovated, and then renovated again.
16 Cowdy St
A detached house in the Inner Harbour with blue deck and laneway garage.
14 Dufferin St
A pretty-as-a-picture Inner Harbour cottage built in 1870.
5 Alamein Drive
A stunning sort of back-split across the street from Elder Park.
251 Sydenham St
A limestone downtown townhouse with a third-floor loft and a private courtyard.
35 Pine St
An 1890 townhouse with a new townhouse built inside its walls.
1478 Albany Drive
Not the most adventurous house we ever sold, perhaps, but one of the most popular.
186 Helen St
A really interesting house with all sorts of possible futures, and solar panels topping it all off.
411-121 Queen St
A downtown fourth-floor condominium in the Anna Lane building.
589 Millwood Drive
An end-unit townhome in Auden Park. Immaculate.
1404 Crossfield Avenue
A splendid home backing onto ponds and trails.
200 Patrick St
A granite home transported from the Scottish Highlands by Daniel Craig. A hideout. A getaway.
143 Charles St
A stucco cottage just down the hill from McBurney, just around the corner from Daughters General Store.
318 Rideau St
An Inner Harbour home with views of the Broom Factory and beyond that the river.
116 Rideau St
A 2.5 storey red-brick home with a master suite up top like something out of a top-notch Bed and Breakfast.
149 York St
A big, well-renovated century home on the edge of the Fruit Belt.
505 Bagot St
A downtown Century home with a studio at the foot of the garden. Sounds perfect to us.
214 Nicholson Point Road
A stylish, renovated bungalow and utterly astonishing Lake Ontario waterfront.
125 Colborne St
A four-bedroom two-bathroom home with tasteful renovations and situated between McBurney and Princess.
97 Stephen St
What a gorgeous house. One of our favourites. I talked and talked about this place.
436 Alfred St
A red-brick detached home around the corner from the Memorial Centre and with a garden deeper than Melville.
549 Bagot St
An end-unit downtown townhouse with a second -floor lounge and a third-floor loft.
3973 Stone Point
A lakeside chateau twenty minutes north of the city (not that you’ll ever want to leave home).
44 Jane Ave
A renovated Strathcona Park home set into gardens both wild and also perfectly arranged.
12 Charles St
A detached and really lovely Inner Harbour home renovated over the last several months.
182 Queen St
A four-bedroom home with an in-ground pool, just a downhill stroll to the Napanee River and the downtown core.
52 Raglan Road
An Inner Harbour cottage with phenomenal curb appeal and sky-high ceilings.
30 Dunlop St
A polished two-bedroom brick home with a high-ceilinged basement.
160 PINE ST
A colourful townhome with a white interior. Like a gallery is how it feels.
58 Cliff Crescent
A four bedroom Calvin Park home with an in-ground pool.
879 Victoria St
A detached Kingscourt bungalow with in-law suite and badminton set-up.
149 James St
A detached two-bedroom Inner Harbour home with parking and a pretty garden.
371 Elmwood St
A Grenville Park wonder, on over one third of an acre. Fairy tale stuff.
327 Barrie St
A heritage limestone office building in downtown Kingston. Rare indeed.
27 Chartwell Cres
An east end brick home backing onto green space and with an in-ground pool.
137 Charles St
An Inner Harbour cottage, sweet as pie, with a wondrous, slate-filled garden.
295 College St
A mid-century brick home immaculately maintained and improved, with a botanical garden out back.
393-395 Division
A residential four-plex with a huge garage/workshop behind the residential portion.
158 Pine St
A flat-roofed townhome just west of Division and just this side of perfect. We’ve admired this row for years.
37 Pine St
From the back this pretty downtown rowhouse reminds me of something set just back of the beach on Martha’s Vineyard.
4536 Sills Bay Rd
I’m not sure we’ll see another property like this one. Acreage on Eel Bay, with five islands and endless waterfront.
85 Russell St
A detached and completely renovated Inner Harbour home with a big green garden and a deck across the back.
921 Pembridge Cr
A 1970s west-end backsplit on a mature left street opened up and renovated in stylish modern ways.
560 Albert St
A white stucco cottage close to the Memorial Centre. Parking and a shaded courtyard out back for you and your book.
11 Charles St
A renovated Inner Harbour townhouse with deck and parking just a block from the river and a ten-minute stroll downtown.
2020 Wellington
An utterly unique home sited under a limestone cliff just north of Battersea and just south of the beach.
441 Davis Drive
A brick semi with lovely renovations and a yard so deep it takes the rabbits nearly an hour to make the back fence.
9 Charles St.
An inner harbour townhouse a block from the water, a block from The Elm.
7 Buckingham Court
An east-end family home with a saltwater pool.
60 Easy Lane
A year-round waterfront home on Wolfe Island. Lovely renovations and a fossil-strewn stone beach.
545 Bagot St
A red-brick inner harbour townhome. New windows and steel roof. An enclosed side porch full of sun and weathered wood floors.
4125 Boyce Rd
An elevated bungalow on four acres less than 30 minutes from downtown Kingston. A finished lower level, double garage and hot tub.
4 Crerar Blvd
A sweet two-storey home in ocean-lit Reddendale. Walk to the beach. or sit with a book in front of the fire.
208 York St
A 1930 red-brick home between Skeleton Park and the Sunday market. A creamery in the garden, a master bedroom retreat in the treetops.
574 Frontenac St
A limestone courtyard, a detached garage, the sound of children playing and churros being sugared at the market.
234 Sydenham St
A townhouse opposite Central Public School, which means two minutes to Skeleton Park and the same to The Grand.
3953 Stone Point Drive
A bungalow of red-brick on the shores of Dog Lake. Something very special indeed.
191 Helen St
A four-bedroom family home that reads like a beach house, full of white light and a tidal pull on everyone who saw it.
6 Patrick St
This extraordinary duplex at the edge of McBurney Park provoked strong feelings and multiple offers. We love it.
993 Ironwood
An executive bungalow on a couple of emerald acres. Brilliant.
42 Ordnance St
A century semi as close to the beating heart of the city as you can get. Of course it’s sold!
136 Chatham St
A brick home that reminds us of an old country post office. We imagine a horse alongside, panting,
Listed at $309,000.
35 7th Line Rd
Well that didn’t take long, and nor should it have. A delightful house on an island that guards the St. Lawrence River.
Listed at $249,900.
58 Cherry St
A fruit belt landmark, at least to my eye. A home with an in-law suite attached like a limpet to a rock. Solid.
Listed at $365,000.
102 Main St
A two-bedroom semi-detached home transformed by love and an architect’s guiding hand. The rooftop deck doesn’t hurt.
Listed at $349,900.
167 Pine St.
A cottage, really, but with a garage, and a kitchen kitted out with butcher block and subway tile. A block from the splashpad.
Listed at $339,900.
989 Auden Park Drive
A lavishly renovated west end home with incredible light and flow, as well as a sun room at the back and an in-ground pool.
Listed at $649,900.
26 Rideau St
A really interesting property right downtown and with commercial zoning that allows for about a thousand different uses, perhaps including spy training facility.
Listed at $645,000.
125 Raglan Rd
A sibling to 131 Raglan, sold a few weeks back, it’s another sweet little home on a fabulous stretch.
Listed at $374,900.
11 Raglan Rd
A glance, nothing more than that, from the river. And a triple jump from The Pig, Novel Idea, Saigon Delights. Three storeys well-finished…
Listed at $369,900.
131 Raglan Rd
A block from McBurney and as perfect a small house as we’ve seen. A delight to have on the books; we’ll miss it.
Listed at $395,000.
158 Fairview Rd
A Hillendale bungalow with a finished basement and a garage and a deep lot and a pear tree. What more could you ask for?
Listed at $295,000.
115 Montreal St
A townhome at the very heart of things. Be at the gym in under a minute, at Novel Idea in two, Northside in five. Come home because it’s lovely.
Listed at $495,000.
180 Willingdon
A family home close to the university and the lake. It’s completely renovated and understandably it sold very quickly.
Listed at $675,000.
257 Montreal St.
A detached and renovated home a block from The Elm and five minutes from the river, ten from downtown.
Listed at $309,000.
1164 Horizon Court
A west-end two-year-old townhome that’s immaculate - well-located and well-priced.
Listed at $325,000.
3814 Maple Hill Way.
Glorious executive bungalow with walkout to saltwater pool and lawns to Dog Lake waterfont.
Listed at $995,000.
91 Patrick St.
A brick duplex in the fruit belt, just minutes to the park and a short walk downtown.
Listed at $425,000.
321 Days Rd
A 19th Century limestone schoolhouse converted into a lovely family home.
Listed at $395,000.
199 Albert St
A lovely red-brick home with detached studio at the very edge of the university campus.
Listed at $795,000.
794 Arundel Place
A spacious west-end family room with an unbelievable yard with a pool and backing onto green space.
Listed at $475,000.
13 Chestnut St.
An adorable home in the Fruit Belt neighbourhood. Walk to absolutely everything.
Listed at $325,000.
87 Dalgleish Avenue
A family home well-renovated and finished on three levels, close to all of the east end’s new amenities.
Listed at $385,000.
444 Main St.
A limestone and brick home/studio in downtown Newburgh. 150 years of history writ large on its walls and floors.
Listed at $155,000.
49 Florence St.
A five-bedroom home on Balsam Grove’s loveliest street. Wonderful potential and gardens.
Listed at $360,000.
185 Ontario #704
A bright condominium on the shores of Lake Ontario. Views of the city and the water. The best of both.
Listed at $595,000.
157 Macdonnell St.
A city central home with character, charm, a large private lot, and a one-bedroom suite in the lower level.
Listed at $525,000.
16 Pine St.
A 3-bedroom detached home with new hardwood floors, modern kitchen and bath, and a deep, private garden.
Listed at $325,000.
56 Main St.
A red-brick Century home on a double lot, with an in-law suite or perhaps a home office, in the pretty village of Elgin.
Listed at $230,000.
70 Quebec St.
A charming brick one-and-a-half-storey home in the fruit belt, with parking and a private garden.
Listed at $335,000.
135 William St.
A beautiful red-brick townhome in the heart of Sydenham Ward.
Listed at $795,000.
477 Alfred St.
A brick one-and-a-half-storey, updated from top to bottom, across from the Memorial Centre Splash Pad.
Listed at $329,500.
524 Bagot St.
A two-bedroom, two-bathroom renovated townhouse, with private stone courtyard. A short walk to the shops.
Listed at $324,900.
180 Casterton Ave.
A three-bedroom sidesplit in popular Calvin Park with in-law potential. Close to downtown and west-end shopping.
Listed at $355,000.
1759 Reginald Bart Drive
An immaculate 3 bedroom 2.5 bath 5-year-old detached home in Kingston’s east end. That’s a lot of numbers.
Listed at $352,500.
10 Corrigan St.
A fully renovated three-bedroom semi-detached home with a finished basement, parking, and a modern kitchen. A ten-minute stroll to downtown.
Listed at $325,000.
5911 Battersea Rd.
A modern 2 storey home set on 3 acres of Canadian shield and rock, with double garage, a studio and geothermal heating.
Listed at $525,000.
789 Canniff Place
A pretty backsplit at the end of a cul-de-sac in Kingston’s west end, with a deep and private rear garden.
Listed at $345,000.
9 Balaclava St.
A Century red brick triplex on the edge of McBurney Park and just steps to the downtown shops.
Listed at $395,000.
36 Markland St.
An exceptional downtown duplex, just a few minutes walk to the park and the elm cafe.
Listed at $310,000.
35 Charles St.
A 3 bedroom semi-detached built in 1870. A short walk to the river, the downtown core, McBurney Park and Central Public.
Listed at $285,000.
398 Lyndhurst Rd.
A 3 bedroom detached home with a workshop, in the pretty village of Lyndhurst and priced under 150,000.
Listed at $145,000.
401 Lyndhurst Rd.
A pretty century home backing onto green space with original wood floors and a wealth of period details.
Listed at $139,900.
