Newmarket Dollhouse

Nestled in the scenic town of Newmarket, Ontario, this 1937-built house presents a blend of traditional and French country aesthetics. It's minutes away from historic Main Street. At 1,500 square feet, this residence boasts a large yard with mature trees, offering a stunning backdrop for any film production. The two-story house has 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The driveway can easily accommodate 5 cars. The house has character and charm. The centerpiece of the home is a wood-burning fireplace, which radiates warmth and creates a cozy atmosphere perfect for capturing intimate and nostalgic scenes. The interior features hardwood floors, original glass and brass doorknobs, and gas radiator heating, lending an authentic touch to its historical charm. The kitchen has white quartz counters and a neutral brick backsplash. A highlight of this property is the sunroom extension, bathed in natural light from the wall of windows. Made of imported red English brick, the extension serves as a structure for the 300 square foot balcony off the second-floor hall. The sunroom leads to the hedge-trimmed flagstone patio that overlooks the expansive fenced-in yard. A massive walnut tree, pear tree, raised garden beds, and an overgrown secret garden area are some of the backyard features. The property also has a large detached garage. The interior of the garage is an open-space with wood-slatted walls and a concrete floor. Two windows allow natural light into the space. The garage has electricity. Aside from the garage door, there is a side door point of entry into the garage from the backyard space. Behind the garage is a secret garden area hidden by overgrown cedars.