Nestled in a serene historical hamlet of Prince Edward County, this magnificent two-storey country home sits on a picturesque 2.6-acre parcel, featuring Smith's Creek gently meandering through the property behind a beautifully restored multi-level Dutch barn. Cross the creek via a quaint bridge to discover a spacious garden area perfect for quiet enjoyment of outdoor gatherings. Meticulous care has been taken to preserve the original character of this century home. The main floor welcomes you with grand 8-ft double library doors leading to both the formal living room and the cozy family room. Each space is enhanced by original pine flooring, elegant trim, soaring ceilings, and the inviting glow of propane fireplaces. The living room also boasts an intricately designed tin ceiling, adding a touch of period charm. The newly installed kitchen (2022) was thoughtfully crafted to harmonize with the home's historic aesthetic. It offers abundant cabinetry, a central island, and opens into the bright dining area, which leads to a large deck overlooking the grounds. This deck connects seamlessly with the inviting wraparound covered porch - ideal for enjoying peaceful country views. Upstairs, the second level features four comfortable bedrooms, a spacious 4-piece bathroom, and a large walk-in storage closet. Original hardwood floors and woodwork continue throughout, preserving the timeless warmth and character of the home. The impressive multi-level barn, dating back to the late 1800's, has undergone significant structural improvements, including foundation reinforcement and interior refinishing with rustic pine planks. Currently used for dry storage, its versatile design and unique atmosphere make it a perfect venue for festive events or creative ventures. Surrounded by farmland and forest teeming with local wildlife and bird species, this one-of-a-kind property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of County heritage, with all the tranquility and beauty of rural living. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: County Road 14 & County Road 15. ** Directions: Follow County Roads 14 or 15 to Gomorrah, just outside of Demorestville.