Steeped in old world character, the century stone home exudes country charm and brilliantly recalls to memory the image of days gone by.

Built by the the Empire Loyalists, sometimes up to 200 years ago, the quality of construction remains apparent in the fact that they are still standing and in most cases where they have been loved, still shine as one of the prettiest and most popular design of architecture available today. The custom workmanship stands the test of time as does it's period design.

The stone home can be made of cut stone, generally in areas where natural granite would have been found close to the site. This finish is called Ashlar, a smoothly flat cut stone constructed with a minimal of space between stones, brick-like in design and generally used in Georgian style architecture.  Alternate design types of stone homes were built with other indigenous materials such as "river stone" and "field" stone. These stone homes have a decidedly more whimsical appearance. The uses of different local stone give each stone home it's unique and individual character.  Their owners have a deep sense of pride and priviledge to own a piece of Ontarios rich history.

Being that there are scant amounts of handcrafted stone homes in the rural areas of south eastern Ontario, it's no wonder they are so sought after.

So, here is a site that is dedicated to "A Stone home". Stone homes will be posted here for sale, as they come available, and if you are in search of your own Stone Home or have a Stone Home to sell, please send us an email or give us a call