A 19th-Century Landmark in Newfoundland

[Honey]

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This 19th-century building in St. John's, Canada, once home to a fraternal organization for Newfoundlanders of Irish ancestry, is split into three private residences, one of them now on the market at 1.55 Canadian dollars, or $1.53 million. Over a surface area of about 5,200 square feet spread over four floors, the home has three bedrooms and harbor views.



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The foyer has 14-foot ceilings and original stone walls.





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The living and dining area, on the third floor, has 30-foot ceilings and windows that overlook the harbor.





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A sitting area, off the living area, has views of the harbor.





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A view of the living/dining room from the library on the fourth floor.





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[sputnik]

gorgeous house. ugry furnishings and decor.
but what a space! love the high ceilings and stone walls.

[msdeb]

wow, its just wonderful, even with the stone. I'm not a fan of stone at all, but here i love it.

[angelais]

Get rid of the furnishings and let me decorate it myself - it would be an improvement.

[McJag]

I can't help thinking of what the electric bill would be...

[twitchy2.0]

Gotta love Newfies. Panoramio - Photo of Dildo Days

[Grimmlok]

Looks like a steak house

[cmmdee]

I like it