Quick Summary
Quick Summary
- Charming historic farmhouse built in 1910
- Spacious 6-bedroom home on picturesque 5-acre farm
- Scenic southwest exposure and mountain views
- Detached carriage house for character and income
- Peaceful countryside setting walking distance to town
- Fenced 5-field layout ideal for hobby farming
- A1 Zoning allows for diverse opportunities
Charming farmhouse built in 1910 by Isaac Blair, Summerland's Mayor from 1915-1918. This impressive home features six bedrooms, and is situated on a picturesque 5-acre farm boasting southwest exposure and mountain views. This property also features a carriage house, adding character and income opportunities. A perfect blend of classic... Show More
Charming farmhouse built in 1910 by Isaac Blair, Summerland's Mayor from 1915-1918. This impressive home features six bedrooms, and is situated on a picturesque 5-acre farm boasting southwest exposure and mountain views. This property also features a carriage house, adding character and income opportunities. A perfect blend of classic architecture and country living walking distance to town, offering a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty. Ideal for those seeking a serene countryside lifestyle within a timeless setting. The property is fenced off into 5 separate fields, perfect for a hobby farm. A1 Zoning allows for many different opportunities. (id:54626)
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Build
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Rooms
Bedroom
8′7″ x 18′4″
Bedroom
11′4″ x 13′6″
Bedroom
12′2″ x 13′5″
Bedroom
12′2″ x 13′7″
Primary Bedroom
19′1″ x 13′5″
3pc Bathroom
Bathroom
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