1772 Perth Rd 139 Road, St. Marys MLS Number: X12441377

Imagine having the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history of an impeccably maintained and restored 1889 Limestone Schoolhouse in a quaint town outside of St.Marys. Surrounded by mature trees and hardly visible from the road is the former Rannoch Schoolhouse that helped educate hundreds of local children within its walls from 1889-1967. As you make your way inside you will be greeted with a large foyer with a wide staircase carrying you to the open concept main floor with bamboo flooring and soaring 20ft ceilings that have maintained the original rafter accents. The renovated kitchen offers granite countertops, tiled backsplash, and a pantry just outside of the kitchen. The Kitchen overlooks the dining and living space and is perfect for entertaining and enjoying home cooked meals with family and friends. The main floor also features the primary bedroom with a walk in closet and luxurious primary ensuite bathroom and a separate powder room off the main living space. The beautiful maple hardwood staircase with glass railings brings you to two more spacious bedrooms in the upstairs loft with 10ft high ceilings and a full 3 piece bathroom separating the two bedrooms. The gorgeous 8FT tempered glass windows have deep marble window sills and offer an abundance of natural light through all directions, you can even watch the sun rise and set all from inside your home. This is not your usual conversion of a heritage rich property, where often they lack sufficient usable space required for the modern day single family dwelling. This home has the character and beautiful architecture of a 1889 schoolhouse with tasteful modern day finishes that exemplify its beauty. There is also a large full basement with plenty of natural light pouring through the large above grade windows, a fourth bedroom, living space and laundry room. Outside there is an oversized 2 car garage (24FT X 26.5FT) built in 2008 with an upstairs loft for the perfect man cave, and 100amp service