Historic Ontario Stone and Settler Home ~ Retreat Property and Real Estate ~ Private Compound

Welcome to the oldest Fieldstone home in Seymour Township. Built in 1792 with an attached Board and beveled Batten addition built in 2006. Known as Drumlin the two combined houses contain five bedrooms, five ensuite washrooms, beautiful principal rooms, a spectacular loft and a finished lower level.

The quality of this reno restoration and new construction is clearly evident throughout the houses featuring Loewen “heat smart” double hung sash and casement windows, Madawaska Pine doors, automatic Velux skylights, wide plank pine floors and nicely appointed kitchen and bathrooms. The Concord elevator services all three floors and offers the ultimate in convenience.

Two Combined Houses Contain Five Bedrooms, Five Ensuite Washrooms

This is a property for all those seeking something totally unique and special. Each house has separate heating and cooling systems and can be enjoyed independently or as a whole capturing the original essence of the stone house and offering all of today’s modern ammenties. Incredible thought has been given to the overall design and the finest quality materials have been incorporated.

Enjoy the beautiful setting on 25 beautiful acres of rolling land with a locust tree lined driveway, an impressive drive shed, a beautifully refurbished barn (2006) and wood working workshop. The flagstone courtyard offers a beautiful opportunity to enjoy the lush surroundings and serenity. Split rail and lanark cedar paddle fences scatter the property and all the hydro wires have been buried to the overall aesthetic appeal of the property. .

Within 35 minutes of the Via Rail station in Belleville with Via 1 class offering 6 trains daily, this property is easily accessible to Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto