19604 John Street is for Sale

$325,000 | $299,000 as is

The Glow Up

We may have spent most of our July (2022) scraping and painting but bow it is nice what a touch of paint nad refreshed shutters will do.

The Gallery of Photos

The Curb Appeal

Wonder is daffodils and hyacinths. The crocuses have already come & gone in this video. Behind the fence you can see the alliums preparing themselves for a later bloom. You can tell the difference between the regular sized bulbs and the Giganteum variety.

You will enjoy the hot tub with a nice privacy fence shielding from the road and a shade screen to give you flexible privacy for if you are taking a night-time dip or hosting an event.

A view of the flowers, fence, and privacy fence. You’ll note that the privacy screen is drawn up in this photo v. the photo to the right.

This video was taken after the over three thousand crocus, hyacinth, and daffodil bulbs have come and gone, but before the lilies, echinacea, clematis, and black-eyed-susan’s are in full force. I think in the background you will see near 100 alliums.

NB. Not all bulbs are on the top half of the property.

The start of a house tour, the home has curb appeal as you go to walk inside.

The 3 Season Enclosed Porch

Looking to the right, you have ample room to make the space your own. The sitting bench was a great place to read from Spring to Fall. You are facing the driveway, which is a stone’s through away from the Peanut Line Recreational trail. If you are active, there is a 5km or 10km loop for walking, running, biking, at your disposal.

Immediately inside the door and to your left (east) is the yard. You own up to the rock wall.

The Living Room

Aside from it is in Williamstown a few reasons to buy 19604 John

Williamstown is a beautiful neighbourhood and you are a ten minute (or less) walk from: Char-Lan High School, Williamstown Public School, Char-Lan Arena, a half dozen soccer fields, Paul Rozon Memorial Park, the Sir John Johnson Manor House, the Glengarry Nor’Westers and Loyalist Museum, Jack’s Pub, Ye Olde Bridge Cafe, Alex’s Grocer, The Celtic Music Hall of Fame, the library, the post office, the Williamstown Fair Grounds
Proximity to the Peanut Line. You are 5 meters to a winter adventure or a summer stroll away from the road.
Canada’s Oldest Annual Fair is 100 meters from your door. Imagine hosting your friends for the weekend. Gosh, why host only once a year. There is a lovely two stage lawn prime for campfires, paddling up and down the river, or relaxing in the hot tub.
It takes 1 hour to push mow, 20 minutes to shovel, and 10 minutes to vaccuum.
Maximize fun, minimize chores. Low hassel home leaves more time for life.
Pre-established gardens. More than 3,000 bulbs welcome you every spring. Plus near 100 other plants interplanted throughout the lawn.

From the door, looking to the right (west) are the stairs up/down.

This is from the kitchen door and is looking back (north) at the front door.

And welcome to the house. This could be your living room. The door in the distance leads to the kitchen.

From near the kitchen door looking left (west). This window would face the driveway.

From inside the door looking left (east).

This coat rack is handy and hangs coats vertically as a space saver.

The Kitchen

There it is, in all its glory. The doors have shelves, then there are shelves (which you can see here), but behind what you can see is a more nonrmal kitchen shelf. When purchased, I under estimated how great this was.

Looking to your right (west) from the kitchen door. That pantry is one of the best designed kitchen storage units I have seen. Space on the doors, swinging doors in front, and then shelves behind that. A true marvel of engineering. We took a picture but it doesn’t do it justice.

Looking from the edge of the counter to the right (west). There is a door to the kitchen, we didn’t use it at all but with a new step up outside, it would be convenient for groceries.

Back to where we began in the kitchen but the view from the fridge.

The Downstairs Bathroom

Another panoramic looking at the shower.

This is into the bathroom, just off the kitchen to the left of the sink.

This is a picture leaving the washroom into the kitchen.

The Bedroom

At the top of the stairs there is a washroom. We made the upstairs 1 room with 1 bathroom.

A look to the right (east) from the second top step.

This panoramic gives a good idea what the upstairs looks like. We had mounted shelving that we’ve since removed but the space fit us very well with open storage.

The Upstairs Bathroom

Admitedly distorted but the bathroom as a whole.

The toilet and convenient storage built behind.

Exceptional lighting in this room. An overhead light and light above the sink/mirror.

A direct look at the sink, sorry, I couldn’t get out of the picture.

The Hot Tub

Many people think the property is just this upper half (which is owned to almost their house +/- 2 m, but there is a whole downstairs for river front fun.

A hot tub for enjoyment. It is great for sport, pain recovery. Also great while hosting guests.

A closer view of the leisure deck and screen that can be rolled up/down depending on privacy desires or open concept while hosting.

THe Nicely Sized Shed

At the back of a 3/4 car deep driveway, awaits this wonderful shed.

We didn’t have any lighting but the natural light from the windows kept this shed very useable during sunlight hours.

We put up soem wall storage and were suprised how many sports and lawn equipment we could host in the shed.

A Little More Yard

A still of the alliums coming alive after the earlier Spring bulbs.

While we haven’t yet captured this species in the back yard, the bee-balms frequently have hummingbirds milling about.

We have seen Eastern Screech Owls in our trees, an American Mink running along the river bank, and a Bald Eagle flying down the Raisin River. Plus your usually charcuterie of Blue Jays, Cardinals, Chickadees, Hummingbirds, etc.

Enjoy!