31078 RANGE ROAD 20

NONE Rural Mountain View County T0M 0W0

Beautifully restored early 1900s heritage home one mile south of Didsbury. This charming farmhouse style home has under gone a major restoration, while being careful to hold on to its original character. The exterior of the home features new (2019) hardboard/board & batten siding, new Sofit/Facia. Enjoy your morning coffee on the newly built (2020) east-facing cedar stained front deck, or afternoons on the professionally built (2019) 2nd storey west-facing vinyl deck with mountain views. Inside you'll find a mennonite hand-crafted vintage farmhouse inspired kitchen (2018) w/distressed knotty alder cabinets & quartz countertops, painted solid maple buffet & hutch w/solid wood butcher block, fireclay apron sink, open plate racks, and new gas stove w/large stainless steel hood range. Enjoy winters in the cozy living room while a crackeling fire warms the air! Original fireplace has been professionally restored & brought up to code by a local mason using bricks from the turn of the century. A high end, clean burning Norwegian wood stove insert was wett certified installed in 2017. All work was done under permits through the county. Upstairs has 3 good sized bedrooms and 1 full modern bathroom and new engineered hardwood flooring throughout this level. Basement is partially finished and makes a great additional for space for teenagers or arts & crafts room. There is also a large unfinished attic space w/ beautiful exposed original Douglass fir beams in like new condition. Would make an excellent playroom. Other upgrades include newer HWT & Furnace, Septic Tank & Field- 2011. The home has also undergone extensive electrical upgrades to modernize the home. All work was completed by certified journeyman electrician. All this set on 2.64 landscaped acres in a lovely community w/ great neighbors. Acreage also includes mature tress/pasture area with a 28' X 25' HIP ROOF BARN w/loft for storage & workshop w/ newer metal roof, 220 wired + 2 additional storage sheds. Current owners have a livestock permit with the county that is transferrable upon request.