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Built in the mid 19th century by Tupper Mill, overlooking the shoreline where the Mersey River meets the Atlantic at the falls, "The Parsonage" looks much as it did 170 years ago - a simple, Carpenter Gothic form bespeaking the faith of the Protestants who commissioned it. This exceptional home has been exhaustively restored over the past 25 years. It is nestled amidst mature gardens and woodland of over four acres. The property is comprised of a heritage home with close to 3,000 sq. ft. of usable space, old carriage barn with 3 bays and loft, large shed/equipment garage with loft and attached lean-tos, garden-wood shed and a small greenhouse. The site has views to the falls and Tupper Park and fronts onto a quiet side street. It would be ideal for a family or an active couple seeking the relaxed lifestyle of a rural village. The main floor of the house features a broad front foyer which leads to an open hall with small powder room at the rear and large dining room to the left. The dining room has a wide bay to the garden and an archway to the living room lending this overall open space a casual ambiance. The bespoke, 'European', country kitchen is one of a kind - with French-style cabinetry, cook-top within an antique range, leaded glass doors, farm sink and tumbled-slate floor. The main-floor, principal bedroom features double closets and ensuite four piece bath with marble flooring, stone sink, large jet-tub and over-sized custom, tiled shower. The second floor, with its central hall and gothic window, features three bedrooms with a shared family bath with custom, tiled shower. A unique feature of this home is the 33 ft, workshop-loft with aluminum stairs which retract electronically into the stairwell ceiling - custom manufactured in Montreal. This painstaking renovation included: interior taken down to the frame, full insulation and new drywall, new wiring, plumbing and windows. Just minutes to the amenities of Liverpool and Nova Scotia's spectacular beaches.

"The Parsonage" - Beautiful Heritage Home

Rural Homestead in the heart of historic Liverpool. This charming circa 1860 home and carriage house are tucked away in a park-like setting on 1.55 acres within walking distance to the town’s centre and major amenities. The home has been thoughtfully renovated in recent years and offers a seamless blend of modern and timeless features that include stained glass windows in the entry way, a grand staircase,  ornate fireplaces in the parlour, living and dining rooms, hardwood floors with intricate inlays, solid wooden doors, original millwork, and a stunning custom kitchen. The chef’s kitchen is well appointed with granite countertops, dual wall ovens, two walk-in pantries and a large centre island with two sinks. Patio doors off both the dining room and kitchen provide access to a spacious south-facing deck that makes indoor or outdoor entertaining a delight. There is a spacious bedroom on the main level with an ensuite bathroom for a comfortable guest space or primary bedroom for those seeking the convenience of one level living. The second level offers four more spacious bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a laundry room with a maid’s staircase that leads back to the kitchen. The original two-storey carriage house and rebuilt workshop are wired with power and offer an abundance of space for creative imagination, play, and the potential for an inspiring studio or additional living space.

Rural Homestead in the Heart of Historic Liverpool

Historic family home on the beautiful Mersey River. This character home is believed to have been built by a local saw milling family. The balloon timber-frame construction is apparent in the kitchen, featuring exposed beams complete with wooden pegs, mortise joints and pit-saw lumber. There are even sawyer marks that can be found in the rafters of the attics. Some of the other unique historical features include three mantels, one of which is white and grey marble. The marble mantle in the front room is back-to-back with a wooden mantle that is a focal point in the dining room. A lot of the original wood work is still intact as well. Heat is provided by an efficient oil-fired furnace for the downstairs and electric baseboards upstairs. Many upgrades have been carried out over the years including clapboard siding, metal roof, electrical, plumbing, paved driveway, etc. On the main floor, the open-concept kitchen and dining room is the hub for entertaining guests. The large family room at the back of the house features a stone floor with in-floor heating and opens to a spacious deck where you can enjoy the beautiful views of a nicely landscaped backyard featuring many unique trees and shrubs. A primary bedroom, full bathroom featuring a clawfoot tub, laundry, and pantry complete the main floor. On the second level, you will find a guest suite equipped with an eat-in kitchen, living room, full bathroom, and two bedrooms. This character home is situated on a 1 acre riverfront lot and an adjacent 1 acre riverfront lot is included for future development potential. This home has remained in the same family for almost a century. High speed FibreOp Internet is available.

Historic Family Home on the Beautiful Mersey River

Ocean views from this family size homestead! Privately tucked away down a private lane on 1.22 acres, this immaculately kept four level side split with 3+1 bedrooms and two full bathrooms offers plenty of space and privacy for extended family and guests. A large picture window at the heart of the main living, dining and kitchen area features a gorgeous view of the ocean. The view can also be enjoyed from the outdoor living space on the new 24' x 23' deck with a covered pergola that is ideal for casual family barbecues and entertaining. In addition to the new deck, recent upgrades to the home include all new windows and patio door, fully renovated bathroom, hot water boiler and oil tank, spray foam insulation in the basement, blown-in insulation in the attic and exterior fencing and landscaping. Beyond the circular driveway is a double detached garage with an additional 24' x 24' workshop, and a new gravel parking area tucked into the trees that would make a perfect spot for a travel trailer or RV. The property is conveniently located five minutes down the road from the picturesque town of Liverpool with all major amenities, including shops, restaurants, schools, a hospital, hardware stores, cafes and the historic Astor Theatre. The Astor is a hub of cultural activity with a schedule of life theatre, music, and film throughout the year. The property is also located within 10-15 minutes of some of the South Shores most gorgeous white sand beaches at Summerville, Beach Meadows and White Point Beach Resort.

Historic Family Home on the Beautiful Mersey River

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