60 Albert Street, East Gwillimbury, ON L0G 1M0

Property Description

Welcome to 60 Albert Street: A charming circa-1890 home exuding timeless character, historic appeal & incredible potential nestled in the heart of highly sought-after Mount Albert. Set on a beautifully manicured lot of nearly 1/4 acre, this rich in heritage 3-bed 1-bath home highlights the perfect blend of historic charm, modern comfort & exceptional curb appeal while offering generous living space, small-town warmth & endless opportunity to create something truly your own. Step inside and discover the spacious main level w/ a flexible front room perfect for living or dining and a home office.The large kitchen features soaring ceilings, abundant floor-to-ceiling cabinetry & a mudroom and bright sunroom. It is completed with the massive sun-filled family room addition that features a W/O to yard & a cozy gas fireplace offering the perfect space to gather, relax or entertain. Outside the setting is one-of-a-kind. The picturesque covered front porch overlooks beautiful garden beds that surround the home creating a peaceful outdoor setting. Adding incredible versatility is the 35'x25' (875 sq.ft.) detached double-car garage with oversized doors, 9.5' ceilings, hydro, concrete floors, separate office/workshop with man-door entrance & an upper loft for added storage. The large driveway provides ample parking while the garden shed offers convenient additional storage. Lovingly maintained over the years the home features several important updates including a newer furnace, air conditioner, hot water tank, water treatment systems, exterior window capping, and updated front & side entry doors, providing peace of mind while preserving its timeless appeal. 60 Albert Street is ready for its next owner to add their finishing touches while offering an abundance of unique antique details worth celebrating: Original 9.5" wood baseboards, built-in closets and nooks, many original doors/hardware & other timeless features provide a wonderful connection to the home's 19th-century roots!