W.J. SOUTHAM HOUSE CIRCA 1905-1909

58 Markland Street, Hamilton, Ontario

This Tudor style home hasn't flown off the market, likely because the $1,449,000 price tag is a bit ambitious given recent comps are closer to the $1.2 to $1.3 million range. 

That being said, with the historic good looks and killer location she boasts, I don't blame 58 Markland and her owners for trying.

This 115 year old+ beauty is generous in size ( 7 beds + 3.5 baths over 4,835 square feet) and even more generous in character. Where do I start with my drool list?!

• There's curved windows and radiators

• Etched glass light fixtures

• A sun-room with walls of century old beveled glass

• Original wood paneling and floors

• 10" baseboards

• Crown moulding

• 2 staircases

• 3 claw foot tubs

• French and pocket doors

• Six, count'em, six fireplaces (one of which is located in the foyer!)

• Spacious back porch

Need I say more?

As you can see, this home is exquisite. Located in the coveted Durand-Markland Heritage Conservation District she would make the perfect abode for large families or co-dwellers looking to share in a life and address of distinction.

FRESH FACT
The home was built between 1905-1909 by Stewart Whitten Architects for W.J. Southam, Esq.  He was vice-president of the Hamilton Spectator at the time and only lived at 58 Markland for 1 year.

EXTRA FRESH FACT
House plans and drawings are available!

Offered at $1,449,000
Listing with Zena Dalton of Judy Marsales Real Estate Ltd.
View full details HERE

Photos by Vogel Creative