97 King St E

This stunning 1900 sqft Regency Cottage is a unique blend of history and charm. Built circa 1843 by James Cupper Bolton, this home is the oldest residential structures in Bolton. While preserving its historical charm, the home has been thoughtfully updated to meet today's needs, ensuring both comfort and aesthetic appeal. The kitchen and laundry room have been completely remodeled, blending modern convenience with the home's classic style. The bathrooms have also been updated and now feature luxurious heated floors. Situated on a very large and private lot backing onto the Humber River, the property offers scenic views and tranquility. Recognized under the Ontario Heritage Act for its historical and architectural significance, this historical gem has also been featured in John Rempel's book as a significant example of a Regency Cottage. Restored in the 1970s by renowned architect Napier Simpson, known for his excellence in heritage conservation, the home showcases its historical importance and architectural significance. The house is clad in horizontal planks, featuring a distinctive plank wall structure, hipped roof, and a central gabled portico with paired columns and scrollwork. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bolton's heritage. Truly a special offering for history enthusiasts and those looking to own a unique and storied property.