Kitchener
Listed For $1,199,800
Get Pre-approvedTerminated Aug 2022
In 1877, Jacob C. Shelly Purchased Land On Church Street & Began Building The Present House C1879. The Going Rate For A Bundle Of Wood Shingles At The Time Was $1. Mr. Shelly Owned The Berlin Steam Mill At The Corner Of Cedar And King Streets. He Was In Partnership With J.Y, Shantz, A Well-Known Berlin Entrpreneur Of The Time. Designed As A "Heritage" Home, This Gracious 2-Storey Italianate Home Is A "Treasure" Of Its Period. Built In 1879, The Two-Storey House And Separate Coach House Are Among Only A Few City Buildings Continuously For More Than A Century. The Style Of The House Is Modelled On One Popular In The Northern U.S. At The Time. The Lot Is 236 Feet Deep And The Well Shaded Lawn With The Backyard Is Dominated By 90' Norway Maple. The Back Wing Of The House Was Removed In 1967 An
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