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440 German School Rd, Sold in Brant - eXp Commercial Brokerage

Circa 1860, this impressive house was built by one of the original founding families of Brant County. Their lineage is encapsulated in the "Clump Family" cemetery located farther East along German School Road. The County of Brant was just taking shape, whiskey sold for 18 cents a gallon and Canada had not yet become a country when this home was under construction. Triple brick and balloon frame construction, Palladian stone arches and lintels, highly detailed corbels and frieze, intricate chimneys and exposed stone foundation are all in excellent condition and stand asa testament to the outstanding craftsmen of a bygone era. The gracious receiving rooms remain unmolested with original 13' ceilings, plaster mouldings, virgin pine floors, stippled trim, 18" baseboards, grand staircase with hand turned balustrade and original doors, hardware and millwork throughout. The home is set nicely back from the road with century old, stately oak, maple and walnut trees lining the entrance. Just over two acres of land backing onto prime agriculture, the offering includes a 3, 000 square foot insulated shop and the original, single horse carriage house. Currently set up as 3 separate units but could be converted back to it's splendid single family heritage. Located on a quiet, paved road between the towns of St. George, Glen Morris and Paris with all their amenities yet surrounded by farmland makes this an unmatched opportunity. Close to the Grand River with all its possibilities of fishing, hiking, biking and bird watching adds to the high quality lifestyle this area provides.

Circa 1860, this impressive house was built by one of the original founding families of Brant County. Their lineage is encapsulated in the "Clump Family" cemetery located farther East along German School Road. The County of Brant was just taking shape, whiskey sold for 18 cents a gallon and Canada had not yet become a country when this home was under construction. Triple brick and balloon frame construction, Palladian stone arches and lintels, highly detailed corbels and frieze, intricate chimneys and exposed stone foundation are all in excellent condition and stand as a testament to the outstanding craftsmen of a bygone era. The gracious receiving rooms remain unmolested with original 13' ceilings, plaster mouldings, virgin pine floors, stippled trim, 18" baseboards, grand staircase with hand turned balustrade and original doors, hardware and millwork throughout. The home is set nicely back from the road with century old, stately oak, maple and walnut trees lining the entrance. Just over two acres of land backing onto prime agriculture, the offering includes a 3, 000 square foot insulated shop and the original, single horse carriage house. Currently set up as 3 separate units but could be converted back to it's splendid single family heritage. Located on a quiet, paved road between the towns of Gt. George, Glen Morris and Paris with all their amenities yet surrounded by farmland makes this an unmatched opportunity. Close to the Grand River with all its possibilities of fishing, hiking, biking and bird watching adds to the high quality lifestyle this area provides.

Circa 1860, this impressive house was built by one of the original founding families of Brant County. Their lineage is encapsulated in the "Clump Family" cemetery located farther East along German School Road. The County of Brant was just taking shape, whiskey sold for 18 cents a gallon and Canada had not yet become a country when this home was under construction. Triple brick and balloon frame construction, Palladian stone arches and lintels, highly detailed corbels and frieze, intricate chimneys and exposed stone foundation are all in excellent condition and stand as a testament to the outstanding craftsmen of a bygone era. The gracious receiving rooms remain unmolested with original 13' ceilings, plaster mouldings, virgin pine floors, stippled trim, 18" baseboards, grand staircase with hand turned balustrade and original doors, hardware and millwork throughout. The home is set nicely back from the road with century old, stately oak, maple and walnut trees lining the entrance. Just over two acres of land backing onto prime agriculture, the offering includes a 3, 000 square foot insulated shop and the original, single horse carriage house. Currently set up as 3 separate units but could be converted back to it's splendid single family heritage. Located on a quiet, paved road between the towns of St. George, Glen Morris and Paris with all their amenities yet surrounded by farmland makes this an unmatched opportunity. Close to the Grand River with all its possibilities of fishing, hiking, biking and bird watching adds to the high quality lifestyle this area provides.

Circa 1860, this impressive house was built by one of the original founding families of Brant County. Triple brick and balloon frame construction, Palladian stone arches and lintels, highly detailed corbels and frieze, intricate chimneys and exposed stone foundation are all in excellent condition. The gracious receiving rooms remain unmolested with original 13' ceilings, plaster mouldings, virgin pine floors, stippled trim, 18" baseboards, grand staircase with hand turned balustrade and original doors, hardware and millwork throughout. Just over two acres of land backing onto prime agriculture, the offering includes a 3, 000 sq ft insulated shop and the original, single horse carriage house. Currently set up as 3 separate units but could be converted back to it's splendid single family heritage. Located on a quiet, paved road between the towns of Gt. George, Glen Morris and Paris with all their amenities yet surrounded by farmland makes this an unmatched opportunity.

Circa 1860, this impressive house was built by one of the original founding families of Brant County. Triple brick and balloon frame construction, Palladian stone arches and lintels, highly detailed corbels and frieze, intricate chimneys and exposed stone foundation are all in excellent condition. The gracious receiving rooms remain unmolested with original 13' ceilings, plaster mouldings, virgin pine floors, stippled trim, 18" baseboards, grand staircase with hand turned balustrade and original doors, hardware and millwork throughout. Just over two acres of land backing onto prime agriculture, the offering includes a 3, 000 sq ft insulated shop and the original, single horse carriage house. Currently set up as 3 separate units but could be converted back to it's splendid single family heritage. Located on a quiet, paved road between the towns of St. George, Glen Morris and Paris with all their amenities yet surrounded by farmland makes this an unmatched opportunity.

Circa 1860, this impressive house was built by one of the original founding families of brant county. Their lineage is encapsulated in the "clump family" cemetery located farther east along german school road. The county of brant was just taking shape, whiskey sold for 18 cents a gallon and canada had not yet become a country when this home was under construction. Triple brick and balloon frame construction, palladian stone arches and lintels, highly detailed corbels and frieze, intricate chimneys and exposed stone foundation are all in excellent condition and stand as a testament to the outstanding craftsmen of a bygone era. The gracious receiving rooms remain unmolested with original 13' ceilings, plaster mouldings, virgin pine floors, stippled trim, 18" baseboards, grand staircase with hand turned balustrade and original doors, hardware and millwork throughout. The home is set nicely back from the road with century old, stately oak, maple and walnut trees lining the entrance. Just over two acres of land backing onto prime agriculture, the offering includes a 3,000 square foot insulated shop and the original, single horse carriage house. Currently set up as 3 separate units but could be converted back to it's splendid single family heritage. Located on a quiet, paved road between the towns of gt. George, glen morris and paris with all their amenities yet surrounded by farmland makes this an unmatched opportunity. Close to the grand river with all its possibilities of fishing, hiking, biking and bird watching adds to the high quality lifestyle this area provides.

Circa 1860, This Impressive House Was Built By One Of The Original Founding Families Of Brant County. Their Lineage Is Encapsulated In The "Clump Family" Cemetery Located Farther East Along German School Road. The County Of Brant Was Just Taking Shape, Whiskey Sold For 18 Cents A Gallon And Canada Had Not Yet Become A Country When This Home Was Under Construction. Triple Brick And Balloon Frame Construction, Palladian Stone Arches And Lintels, Highly Detailed Corbels And Frieze, Intricate Chimneys And Exposed Stone Foundation Are All In Excellent Condition And Stand As A Testament To The Outstanding Craftsmen Of A Bygone Era. The Gracious Receiving Rooms Remain Unmolested With Original 13' Ceilings, Plaster Mouldings, Virgin Pine Floors, Stippled Trim, 18" Baseboards, Grand Staircase With Hand Turned Balustrade And Original Doors, Hardware And Millwork Throughout. The Home Is Set Nicely Back From The Road With Century Old, Stately Oak, Maple And Walnut Trees Lining The Entrance. Just Over Two Acres Of Land Backing Onto Prime Agriculture, The Offering Includes A 3,000 Square Foot Insulated Shop And The Original, Single Horse Carriage House. Currently Set Up As 3 Separate Units But Could Be Converted Back To It'S Splendid Single Family Heritage. Located On A Quiet, Paved Road Between The Towns Of Gt. George, Glen Morris And Paris With All Their Amenities Yet Surrounded By Farmland Makes This An Unmatched Opportunity. Close To The Grand River With All Its Possibilities Of Fishing, Hiking, Biking And Bird Watching Adds To The High Quality Lifestyle This Area Provides.

Triple Brick &amp; Balloon Frame Construction, Palladian Stone Arches &amp; Lintels, Highly Detailed Corbels &amp; Frieze, Intricate Chimneys &amp; Exposed Stone Foundation Are All In Excellent Condition &amp; Stand As A Testament To The Outstanding Craftsmen Of A Bygone Era. The Gracious Receiving Rms Remain Unmolested W/Original 13' Ceilings, Plaster Mouldings, Virgin Pine Flrs, Stippled Trim, 18" Baseboards, Grand Staircase W/Hand Turned Balustrade + Original Drs &amp; Millwrk. Just Over Two Acres Of Land Backing Onto Prime Agriculture, The Offering Includes A 3, 000 Sq.Ft. Insulated Shop &amp; The Original, Single Horse Carriage House.

440 German School Rd, Brant, ON

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