Steeped in history and architectural grandeur, the historic Brunswick Hall is a magnificent 4-bedroom manor offering a lifestyle defined by historic, elegance, and the serene beauty of King Township. Built circa 1875 by Jacob Walton as the founding home of Kettleby, this iconic residence presents a once in a generation opportunity to own and preserve a true piece of Ontario history on over 3 sprawling acres. Life at Brunswick Hall combines pastoral tranquillity with refined country living, where you can host sophisticated garden parties by the inground concrete pool or enjoy open space for horses and outdoor leisure. The grounds feature an original 1842 stone wall, offering a private sanctuary that whispers stories of the 19th century while providing a majestic canvas for modern enjoyment.

The home showcases meticulous craftsmanship, featuring double-brick construction, original French doors, and a classic wraparound veranda. Inside, the open-concept country kitchen flows into a west-facing sunroom with breathtaking views of the Kettleby Valley. The functional layout includes a panelled library with built-in bookcases, a dedicated home office, and a grand living room bathed in natural light. The primary suite serves as a private wing, complete with a four-piece ensuite, walk-in closet, and a unique circular staircase leading to the breakfast area.