Architectural Award-Winning Victorian Adjacent to the Golden Triangle. This architectural award-winning Classic Victorian stands as a testament to timeless craftsmanship and pride of ownership. Over 191K Gross income! Ideally located adjacent to Ottawa's prestigious Golden Triangle, between Metcalfe and Elgin Streets, this remarkable property features 7 elegant residential units, plus 2 bachelor suites in the charming coach house, offering versatility and excellent income potential. Lovingly maintained by long-term owners, the building showcases exceptional care and preservation of its original character. Its refined hardwood floors, intricate plaster coves, decorative mouldings, high baseboards, and solid wood doors reflect the craftsmanship of a bygone era, carefully preserved through thoughtful updates that enhance both comfort and functionality. Four units feature beautiful fireplaces, adding warmth and charm, while every detail reflects the building's enduring quality and attention to detail. The exterior is equally impressive, surrounded by lush, manicured landscaping, mature trees, and a stately facade that embodies the elegance of the Victorian period. With 10 parking spaces and a 66.28 x 110 ft lot, this property seamlessly blends character, space, and convenience. Perfectly situated steps from downtown Ottawa, near O'Connor and Somerset Streets, residents enjoy easy access to the Parliament Buildings, Rideau Canal, University of Ottawa, and the vibrant shops, cafes, and restaurants of Elgin and Bank Streets. Everyday amenities are nearby, including Independent Grocer (2 minutes) and Farm Boy (5 minutes), making this one of Ottawa's most desirable and walkable locations. A truly distinguished property, this classic Victorian represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Ottawa's architectural heritage, a beautifully maintained residence where history, charm, and prime location come together perfectly. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: Metcalf or Somerset. ** Directions: Off Queen's way then get on Metcalf then Left on Somerset West.