Built in 1861 before the Confederation of Canada in the historical Sandy Hill district, the Graham House was built for a customs collector and was later the residence of Toussaint Trudeau, a Deputy Minister of Public Works. Years later, this Designated Heritage Property was converted into an exclusive 6-unit market-equity co-operative, a structure often seen in New York City and Montreal. The charming perennial front garden offers lovely views of the limestone facade, mansard roof, and dormer windows. Walk up to the second floor of this character-filled and meticulously maintained building to Unit 3, a perfectly appointed 2bed/1bath apartment ideal for the discerning resident who seeks a unique piece of Ottawa's history.

Bright and airy south-facing open-concept main living area with 10ft high ceilings, original built-in wood shutters, hardwood floors, and lovely views of the surrounding trees. The restored galley kitchen is the perfect mix of vintage and modern with timeless white wood cabinetry with leaded glass accent doors, wood and quartz counter-tops, shiplap panelling and ceramic tile backsplash, with high-end stainless steel appliances including gas stove, and access to balcony. Architecturally interesting primary bedroom with vaulted ceilings highlighted by the exposed beams, brickwork, and convenient walk-in closet. Well-proportioned secondary bedroom makes for the perfect space for guests or a home office.