Historic 1832 Stone Home with River Views, Income Potential & Steps to the St. Lawrence - Live, eat, and sleep in history in this non-registered historic restored stone home, built in 1832 by Scottish sea captain John Rosamond. Just a short walk to the stunning St. Lawrence River with access to the river and beach, this unique property blends character, comfort, and convenience with year-round river views. Currently operated as a seasonal Bed & Breakfast, this location is ideal for guests or personal enjoyment. Walk to the nearby sand beach, public pool, park, boat launch, and tennis courts. The front yard is private and fully fenced - perfect for pets-and the veranda offers a peaceful spot to sip your morning coffee while taking in the view. Inside, you're welcomed by a spacious living/sitting room. The formal dining room features a large fireplace (not used by the current owner), and a step down leads to the kitchen. Just off the kitchen is a flexible room that could serve as an office or den, and there's also a screened-in sunporch for relaxing evenings. A main-floor bedroom shares access to a 3-piece bath, great for guests or multigenerational living. Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms and three bathrooms, including two en suites, providing comfort and privacy for family or visitors. As a bonus, there's a self-contained 1-bedroom apartment with its own separate entrance that was rented for $1,100/month (all-inclusive), offering an opportunity for a steady income potential. For hobbyists or entrepreneurs, the nearly 1,200 sq ft, 3-car garage with its own electrical panel is a dream space for projects, collections, or even a small business. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history in one of the most scenic and walkable locations by the river. Book your showing today! (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: King Street and St ;awrence Street. ** Directions: Exit 716 off of 401 and head south on Edward Street till you come to King Street. At the light by TD Canada Trust, you will turn right, heading west. Corner of King Street West and St Lawrence St.