55 Prideaux St.

Beautiful Ontario home in Niagara-on-the-Lake has a storybook past

Many homes have charm, but truly special homes have stories. The Promenade House in Niagara-on-the-Lake is a home that has two centuries' worth.

Tucked into the heart of the Queen-Picton Heritage District, 55 Prideaux St. is a beautiful 2+1 bed, 3+1 bath Georgian-style residence and a living piece of local history.

Dating back to the early 1800s, the iconic property has witnessed the evolution of Niagara-on-the-Lake itself.

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Front courtyard with iron fencing and gate.

It started out as an inn and tavern, gaining a colourful local reputation. It later supported wartime efforts, standing during the War of 1812 era and serving as barracks during World War I. At other points, it functioned as both a school and a stable.

Now, the historic spot has been transformed into a luxury home that blends timeless details with modern comfort, and it's currently listed for $2,349,000.

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A secret staircase to the lower level is located behind this bookcase.

Behind its classic façade, the residence showcases original millwork, thick masonry walls, a traditional centre-hall layout, and beautifully preserved architectural details.

A handcrafted replica front door welcomes you inside, where wide-plank hardwood floors lead through elegant principal rooms, all of which are filled with warmth and character.

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Kitchen with exposed brick, beams and a glass turret.

The heart of the home is the stunning vaulted kitchen, featuring exposed brick, custom lighting, premium JennAir appliances, and granite countertops — proving that old-time charm and modern design can happily coexist!

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Imagine cozying up by that fireplace after a long day.

And, good news for book lovers, there's even a library, offering a quiet and cozy escape with its gas fireplace. 

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Plenty of storage, space, and light.

Upstairs, the home's private retreats continue the balance of old-world elegance and contemporary luxury. Spacious bedrooms include a refined primary suite complete with custom built-in closets and its own fireplace, alongside beautifully renovated bathrooms and a convenient second-floor laundry.

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Renovated bathroom provides a spa-like retreat.

The lower level adds even more room to unwind, featuring a cozy media room with a custom gas fireplace crafted from the home's original hearth, plus additional guest accommodations and utility spaces.

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The cosy media room with built-in bookshelves and one of three gas fireplaces.

Outside, the magic continues. Professionally landscaped gardens, custom fencing, impressive exterior lighting, a new cedar roof, and a beautifully designed driveway create a picture-perfect setting that feels straight out of a storybook.

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Rear flagstone patio with full privacy fencing.

Located at Prideaux and Regent Streets, just one block from both Queen Street and Lake Ontario, The Promenade House puts you right in the middle of Niagara-on-the-Lake's famous charm — boutique shops, restaurants, wineries, and waterfront views are just steps away.

55 Prideaux St. is your own slice of peaceful serenity in the heart of Niagara-on-the-Lake.

If the idea of home with history, elegance, and a story worth telling intrigues you, then the Promenade House might just be for you. Plus, you'll have the chance to become the next chapter in a 200-year legacy.

Contact Kymberley McKee at Sotheby's International Realty to learn more or book a showing.

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Sotheby's Realty


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