A cherished piece of history has arrived to market. This spectacular 3 storey (circa 1830, as per MPAC) straight coursed stone home was originally built by members of Colonel McDonell's family (Colonel of Fort Wellington). This home is proudly positioned on a 1/2 acre of property within the Fort Town. An extensive addition by Denis Higgins in 1909 transformed this home to a level of opulence with the addition of a spectacular dining room and butler's pantry, a large kitchen, porches (later to be all enclosed) and the carriage house.

Further upgrades have been completed over the years. The moment you enter home you instantly feel connected to the Loyalist roots. Solid oak panelled walls, woodwork, banisters & finishings have been meticulously crafted. The dining room has a hand-painted silk ceiling, while the living room has bevelled glass pocket doors, a parlour coal stove(now gas) with the original marble hearth and vintage tin ceiling on the second floor.