77 SYDENHAM Street

Built in 1996, this stately property looks as though it has been part of Sydenham Ward for generations. This classic, yet contemporary home comes complete with its own history lesson. With stone salvaged from a house at Union and Sir John A. MacDonald that once house prison guards. 77 Sydenham Street was once dubbed "Kingston's Lake Limestone House". The living room is timeless with exposed structural beams rescued from a church, and a cozy gas fireplace. The dining room, full of light from the wall of windows, is the perfect spot for your morning coffee. Designed for convenience the kitchen is efficient and rustic. The main level also features a bedroom, two-piece bath and inside access to the single car garage. The lovely sunken sunroom leads you outside to a private rear yard. The upper level is home to a massive Primary suite with sitting area, storage and two-piece ensuite. Also upstairs is a second bedroom and three piece main bathroom. The lower level offers a laundry room, storage space, mechanicals and an additional room that could be used as a hobby room, den or a guest bedroom. Designed with distinction, this unique home awaits its next owner.