14 Goshen Street S

Bluewater, ONN0M 2T0

Experience the perfect blend of timeless elegance and refined rural living in this exquisite Barndominium-style red brick century home, a true architectural gem dating back to 1910. Ideally located in the serene town of Zurich, just 10 minutes from the world-renowned sunsets of Lake Huron in Grand Bend and Bayfield, this one-of-a-kind estate offers over 3,000 square feet of meticulously finished living space. From the moment you arrive, the home's commanding presence is felt through its two enchanting verandahs, covered backyard porch with gas barbecue, and stately curb appeal. Inside, rich heritage details meet sophisticated craftsmanship - coffered oak ceilings in the dining room, original stained glass windows, solid oak millwork, and an expansive living area with custom built-ins surrounding a gas fireplace. A solid oak kitchen with granite countertops provides both character and function, while two grand staircases lead to the upper level, evoking old-world elegance. Boasting 3 generously sized bedrooms, 4 beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a finished lower level with extra bedroom and washroom with heated floors for added versatility, every inch of this home exudes warmth and grandeur. The detached garage offers potential as a luxurious workshop or studio space, complemented by an interlocked driveway with space for four vehicles. Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully upgraded throughout the years, this rare offering preserves the elegance of its era while delivering the lifestyle of today. This is more than a home - it's a legacy.

Listing courtesy of ROYAL LEPAGE SIGNATURE REALTY

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