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Just 90 minutes from Toronto, this beautifully renovated and reimagined 1840 stone farmhouse, updated over time with a 1920s brick-and-siding extension, offers a picturesque rural retreat on more than two acres. Nestled at the foot of a dead-end road, the home blends historic charm with modern comfort, featuring original wide-plank pine floors and bright interiors redesigned to improve flow, natural light, and access to the outdoors. The main level includes sunlit living and dining spaces with warm wood accents, tall windows, and a fully reconfigured kitchen with quartz counters, new cabinetry, upgraded appliances, and a generous island ideal for everyday gathering. A set of glass doors off the kitchen opens directly onto the back deck, creating an easy connection to the yard and extending the home’s living space. A stylish powder room with original barn-board details adds rustic character, and laundry plumbing is in place for both a main-floor laundry room and an upstairs laundry closet. Upstairs, four spacious bedrooms have all been reconfigured to include large new closets, paired with two brand-new full bathrooms featuring contemporary fixtures and calming, spa-like finishes. Every room feels airy and inviting, shaped by thoughtful updates that respect the home’s history while supporting modern living. Beyond the main residence, the property includes an attached garage and a character-rich historic barn, which offers exciting potential for future guest space, a studio or workshop, or simply expansive storage that preserves the home’s interior simplicity. The property offers plenty of open space for outdoor play, seasonal activities, or even a full-size skating rink or future pool. Mature trees frame the landscape, creating a natural backdrop for everyday living. Only minutes from Peterborough, this turnkey property is perfectly suited for weekend escapes, family gatherings, or quiet full-time living without the long cottage-country drive.

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Mark McCullough