2140 Athol Street

This beautiful Georgian Revival Style home in Cathedral, was designed by renowned architect William Van Egmond of Storey & Van Egmond Architects. This home was built in 1927 for Martin Bruton, Regina’s Chief of Police, from 1915-1945. This spacious home and property is one of a kind. The front entrance opens onto a spacious foyer with its center piece the beautiful staircase leading to the 2nd floor. The hallways and rooms of the main and 2nd floor are hardwood. To the left of the foyer is the spacious living room with working wood fireplace insert, and large windows on the east and west sides that provide natural light and openness highlighting the character of this beautiful room. To the left again, lies the four season sunroom which serves as an additional sitting area, that could serve as an office, or children’s play area. To the right of the front foyer is a large dining room with plenty of natural light from east facing windows, and French doors leading outside to the 14’X29’ deck. A metal gazebo (included) shades the sitting area on the deck. The kitchen is to the right of the dining room. There is a spacious hallway access from the front foyer to the back of the home. There are 3 very good sized bedrooms on the 2nd floor. The two east facing bedrooms have windows on two sides of the room. Each of these bedrooms have two closets. The 2nd floor 4 piece bathroom has been beautifully renovated with attention to having it fit with the period and style of the home. It boasts in-floor heat. There is also a den that could serve as an office or a nursery. The basement is nicely finished with a large recreation room that has an electric fireplace insert, 2 bedrooms, one with a 3 piece ensuite bathroom. The recreation room, both bedrooms, laundry room and 3 piece bathroom have in-floor heat. The single car garage has a newly poured cement floor. Listen to birdsong, as you sip your morning coffee in the serene oasis that is the backyard. (id:54626)