This 1891 schoolhouse in Erin is a rare offering, blending over 130 years of history with a full-scale restoration completed in 2020. Originally a one-room school for grades 1-8, the home has been fully gutted and rebuilt, preserving its historic charm while delivering modern comfort and structural integrity. The exterior showcases restored red brick, a functional rooftop school bell, and three stone patios at the front, side, and rear-ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, or quiet mornings. Original "Boys" and "Girls" entrances remain as a nod to the home's past.

Inside, the open-concept main floor features 9-ft ceilings, exposed wood beams, and a striking stone propane fireplace that anchors the space. The kitchen is designed for entertaining with white cabinetry, quartz counters, a large grey quartz island with seating for four, stainless steel appliances including a propane stove, and double wall ovens. A mudroom with wrought iron gate provides practical access to the backyard. Upstairs, six skylights flood the space with natural light, highlighting a versatile loft.