Home Details for 5 Water Street

Welcome to 5 Water Street located in the picturesque village of Oxford Mills - a truly special property where history, charm, and opportunity come together. Built circa 1870 and proudly owned by the same family since 1966, this distinctive home once served as the Oxford Mills Post Office and remains a meaningful piece of the village's story.Set on a beautiful lot bordering Kemptville Creek, the property offers an impressive 210.04 feet of waterfront access, creating a peaceful and scenic setting rarely found within a village. The property includes both 5 Water Street and the additional land situated behind 9 Water Street, providing extra space, privacy, and flexibility for future possibilities. Mature surroundings and the gentle flow of the creek create a tranquil backdrop that perfectly captures the charm of small-town living.Inside, the home reflects the generous proportions and solid craftsmanship typical of its era. Spacious principal rooms provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while the large eat-in kitchen naturally becomes the heart of the home - perfect for gathering with family and friends. Three bedrooms offer comfortable accommodations, and the attached summer kitchen and woodshed add both character and potential practical space.Step outside and the possibilities continue. The large yard provides plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, while the existing outbuildings - including a garage, chicken coop, and barn - offer excellent space for storage, hobbies, workshops, or future creative uses.For buyers with vision, this property presents an exciting opportunity to restore and update a historic home while preserving the charm and character that make it so unique. With its rich history, beautiful Creek side setting, and generous property size, 5 Water Street offers a rare chance to own a special piece of Oxford Mills while creating something truly your own. (id:31684)

• Heating Information

  • Forced Air
  • Propane

• Cooling Information

  • None

• Parking

  • Detached