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Lunenburg, NS B0J2C0,155 Pelham Street
Lunenburg, NS B0J2C0,155 Pelham Street
Lunenburg, NS B0J2C0,155 Pelham Street
Lunenburg, NS B0J2C0,155 Pelham Street
Lunenburg, NS B0J2C0,155 Pelham Street
Lunenburg, NS B0J2C0,155 Pelham Street
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Loralee Thomas

Loralee Thomas

+1(250) 430-1070
$ 270,000
Est. payment | /mo

5 Beds

2,600 SqFt

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$ 270,000
Est. payment | /mo
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5 Beds

2,600 SqFt

Key Details

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Freehold

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 2,600 sqft

Price per Sqft $103

Subdivision Lunenburg

MLS® Listing ID 202411997

Style 3 Level

Bedrooms 5

Originating Board Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS®

Year Built 1824

Lot Size 3,240 Sqft

Acres 3240.864

Property Description

This house is a survivor. Relatively few buildings of the Georgian period have escaped being architecturally 're-invented' by the Victorians. Formerly known as "The McLaughlin House", after Benjamin McLaughlin who lived at the property from 1858 to 1884, it is a short walk to the harborside and the former ship-building yard Benjamin once owned with his brother - a property today known as "Adams and Knickle". The house was commissioned by Charles Rudolf in 1825, likely upon his engagement to Sophia Ernst to whom he was married in 1826. The married couple were to have ten children (one presumes the marriage was a happy one). Most unfortunately, Charles died at the young age of 49 and the house was eventually sold through the Lunenburg Town Sheriff, on behalf of Mr. Rudolf's son, to Benjamin McLaughlin. The house Charles built for his betrothed was an elegant one, a full two and a half story, Georgian townhouse in the Regency Style. It would have had an impressive façade with six-over-six sash windows and an elegant doorway, likely with complex transom above. Much of its former exterior elegance has been lost to time, however, a proud architectural form still stands. The original interior Regency details which remain are remarkable and worthy of restoration to their former beauty. True Georgian houses in Lunenburg are few - with the majority of their period interior details removed to follow the trends of subsequent eras. This is undeniably a renovation project on a large scale, and not for the novice or the faint of heart. The task completed, a house of this pedigree would lend its owner, and the greater community, incalculable rewards for future generations. Please note : entry onto property is by APPOINTMENT ONLY. No entry onto the property prior to booking an appointment with a licensed Realtor and in the company of a licensed Realtor. No exceptions. (id:24570)

Location

Province NS

Rooms

Extra Room 1 Second level 10.3x20.2 Bedroom

Extra Room 2 Second level 6x9 Storage

Extra Room 3 Second level 6.10x10.2+6.2x9.9 Bedroom

Extra Room 4 Second level 10.3x16 Bedroom

Extra Room 5 Second level 9.8x12.7 Storage

Extra Room 6 Second level 5x14.10+3.2x7.5 Foyer

Interior

Flooring Wood

Exterior

Garage No

Waterfront No

View Y/N Yes

View Harbour

Private Pool No

Building

Story 2

Sewer Municipal sewage system

Architectural Style 3 Level

Others

Ownership Freehold

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