lot is fully serviced, but provides a country living experience without the commute and inconvenience. Enjoy views of mature trees out original, triple molding framed pane glass windows from bright rooms with grand nine and a half foot ceilings. With the Thames River a short walk down the dead-end street, the property’s proximity to the river’s wildlife corridor affords backyard views of deer, songbirds, turkeys, and geese. The farm like setting includes a coach house sized timber frame 2 story structure, which was originally a summer kitchen near main house, but was repurposed for sports car and tractor storage, workshop activities and second floor art studio. The original timber frame house was also moved onto a cement foundation in the 1950’s, affording a partly finished dry basement, along with many other modernizations. The main house has a family room addition that was stylistically merged into the period of the house. A brand-new boiler and hot water system drives radiant heat emanating from ornate radiators. Meticulously restored by an artist, this well-maintained house has authentic 1800s charm. While veiled in a buffer of nature, the house is a short walk from to restaurants, cafes, groceries, pharmacy, LCBO, library, and all that Byron has to offer. A unique blend of convenience and charm. A trail at the foot of the property connects to the adjacent Springbank Park, unlocking cycling access to downtown London, Western University and south London. Opportunities like this seldom present themselves. Don’t delay. (id:62650)