Description

Listed by Coldwell Banker All Points-Festival City Realty

Milne House, one of Ontario's finest country estates. Steeped in history. Meticulously restored. A stunning 134 yr-old yellow brick residence offering approximately 6,000 sq.ft. of refined, comfortable living space. Home to only two families since 1892, this exceptional property blends timeless character and modern luxury. Professionally renovated & beautifully appointed throughout, showcasing original hardwood flooring, extensive crown mouldings, soaring 13-ft ceilings on the main level & 12-ft ceilings on 2nd floor, custom millwork, cabinetry & window treatments. Five bedrooms, including a stunning primary suite complete with ensuite bath & walk-in dressing room, 3 bathrooms and a powder room. Guest bedrooms are enhanced by a convenient coffee station. Granite & marble finishes throughout. Designed for both everyday living & entertaining, the main floor offers a gourmet eat-in kitchen equipped with premium appliances including a full-size refrigerator & freezer, double oven commercial range, 2 dishwashers, warming drawer, microwave & dedicated coffee station. Additional spaces include a formal dining room, double living room, family room, media room, office with built-ins, wine & spirits closet, main-floor laundry & glass-enclosed seasonal porch with fireplace. Set on over 1 acre of professionally landscaped grounds, the property includes irrigation, heated sidewalks, extensive lighting, sweeping verandah, octagonal gazebo, custom outdoor grill station & beautiful masonry outdoor fireplace. Pool house offers in-floor heating, change rooms, 3-piece bathroom. Heated saltwater pool with underwater lighting. The impressive yellow brick coach house includes radiant heat, dehumidification, custom cabinetry & vehicle lifts, accommodating up to 6 vehicles. Additional features include standby generator, modern mechanical systems, integrated sound, security system, basement and loft storage. Located in the village of Blyth, 1 hour north of London, 1 hour west of Waterloo.