Step into a true landmark. This century home showcases exceptional historic wood carpentry crafted more than 100 years ago-rich detailing you simply cannot find in newer builds. Built around 1915 by renowned Scarborough builder John C. Morrish, this residence is a testament to his superior workmanship, which was highly sought after by early residents. Morrish, known for constructing quality homes in the West Hill and Highland Creek areas. Originally built for Thomas Jacques, whose family were among Scarboroughs early settlers, this home holds a special place in the citys history. Recognized as one of Highland Creeks historical homes. The traditional centre-hall plan delivers generous main-floor living, dining, and family rooms that flow with ease. From the kitchen, a private stairway rises to the second floor, home to four bedrooms and a dedicated office. Above, a large open third floor offers endless flexibility-studio, loft, play space, or future suite.The unfinished basement, complete with its own back-door entrance, is ready for your vision. Outside, an oversized lot provides a double-car garage and a long driveway that easily accommodates multiple vehicles.Big, character-filled, and practical. A rare combination of historic soul and everyday function. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: Manse Rd and Old Kingston Rd. ** Directions: North on Manse RD from KingstonRd.