A home built for gathering
The scale of this house reveals itself slowly. A grand foyer opens onto principal rooms filled with natural light, six wood-burning fireplaces threaded through the main and lower levels, and a kitchen and breakfast area sized for the kind of everyday life that spills easily into entertaining. It is a house that was built to hold a lot of people comfortably, and to let them find their own corners within it.
That flexibility shows most clearly in the floor plan itself. A rare main-floor primary suite with its own office sits at one end of the house, while a second primary-style suite occupies the upper level, an arrangement that works well for multi-generational living, extended family, or guests who need real privacy rather than a spare room. The finished lower level extends the house further still, with a recreation room, wet bar, sauna and bonus space built for the nights everyone ends up in one place.
Outside, the property is set on nearly an acre, the largest lot in Calaguiro Estates, with the kind of separation from neighbouring homes that is increasingly hard to find. Summers here run around the 20' x 40' saltwater pool and hot tub, on grounds private enough to feel like a retreat, minutes from Niagara-on-the-Lake and the U.S. border.
