This early 20th-century house is giving us such warm Little House on the Prairie feelings that we can hardly believe the price tag. With 3,211 square feet of living space, it’s not quite as big as the other houses we’ve found but it does come with more than a third of an acre of land – and all for just CA$185,000 (£107k).
Built in 1912, the two-storey house has four bedrooms and large open living spaces. The colour palette may not be to everyone’s taste – the current owner seems to love a bit of purple and pink – but aside from that it’s pretty much a move-right-into place. And the high ceilings create an even bigger sense of space.
There’s a good-sized kitchen/diner with tiled floors and doors which lead out into the garden. Speaking of the garden, there’s masses of outdoor space, meaning that you could add an extra room or two if you ever needed to, though with an unfinished basement and a large-walk-in attic, you might just want to renovate instead.
The current owner has incorporated a large gym into the property, which could also work as a kids’ playroom. The house is located in Springhill, Nova Scotia, just a short walk from Springhill Junior and Senior High schools plus Nova Scotia Community College, making it a great location for families.
Built in 1908, this house for sale in the little town of Woodstock has been in the same family for over 60 years, and though it was run as a bed-and-breakfast business at one time, today it looks every inch the well-cared-for home. Adding to its kerb appeal, there's even a wraparound sun porch to add to its vintage charm.
This is probably our favourite part of the whole house! We can’t get enough of this chintzy room with its three half-shuttered windows with mint-green curtains, varnished wood panelling and antique dressers. If it was our house, we’d call this the breakfast room because in a house this size you probably do need to give the rooms proper names!
Here’s one half of the double parlour living room, because why have one when you can have two? The 4,000 feet of living space continues upstairs, with four bedrooms, including a master with an ensuite and clawfoot bath, plus another full bathroom. The whole place is decorated in a traditional style and we like it all the more for it.
In addition to the kitchen, there’s also a large pantry/laundry room and a good-sized wraparound garden that has its own pagoda. All the amenities of Woodstock are just up the road and the Canadian/US border is less than a mile away. This is just one of many period buildings in this town, and the beautiful Saint John River is just a few streets away.
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This commanding seven-bedroom house has an impressive seven bedrooms across its 5,289 square feet. First impressions may be of a crumbling mansion but it has actually had electrical and plumbing upgrades over the past five years, so it is in a pretty good state of repair.
The utilitarian-style kitchen is rustic and spacious with a handy boot room that leads to the back porch and garden. This is where you'd kick off your boots after a riverside walk or a day out on the water at Bear River, which is a short uphill walk from the property.
We love the large bay windows and hardwood floors, which feature throughout the house. In total the property has four full bathrooms and two half-bathrooms. Currently, the second floor is currently used as an Airbnb listing, which represents an excellent opportunity for bringing in extra cash.
Who doesn't love a veranda? Particularly when it's painted in a vibrant yellow? This relaxing sun terrace adjoins the studio apartment at the top of the building and gives that top-level living space an extra draw.
Though the floor space of the house of this property equates to just 3,500 square feet, add in the garage and the room above it and you have yourself a 5,000-square-foot property. It’s a neat house when viewed from outside with a lovely covered veranda, while inside it offers pretty much a blank canvas to work with. The listing states that it needs a little TLC, which is reflected in the low price, selling approximately CA$90,000 below assessment.
Inside, the large wooden country-style kitchen offers lots of room for entertaining, plus there’s a family room leading to a private deck for breakfast or dinner alfresco when the weather allows. There’s also a large living room downstairs with an area for formal dining, and another room that would work well as an office or reading room.
A statement hardwood staircase leads up to the second storey, which is sure to give guests a great first impression. The double-height entrance hall is nothing short of grand and would look incredible with some artwork on the walls and perhaps a larger chandelier!
The decor throughout is clean and simple but could do with a little TLC in places. There are five bedrooms and three full bathrooms, including this one which features a sunken bath, plus another half-bath. The house is located on the smart estate of Southwood Park in Fredericton, the capital of New Brunswick.
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This stunning house dates from 1870 and is built in the Second Empire style of American architecture, which is a revival of French Baroque and includes features like the mansard roof and pavillion facades seen here. This grand palace of a home could be a forever home for the right buyer, with its historic features having been beautifully restored.
The house, with its immaculate wooden floorboards and original fireplaces, has been authentically restored and is in such good condition that potential buyers could consider renting part of it out. With 5,092 square feet of living space, you could let out a room or two and still have more than enough room.
We love the huge dual-aspect windows which look out over one of the most historic streets in the quaint town of Amherst, and all that white against the dark wood floor gives this room a romantic, ballroom feel. A cast iron radiator and chandelier add to the traditional charm.
There’s a good use of marble and ceramics throughout in the two full bathrooms, including this one. Each has a standalone round sink and Victorian-style bath with shower above. In the master bathroom, there’s also an air-jet tub and a fireplace; a perfect marriage of old and new.
We can’t fault this waterfront house in terms of location. Facing directly onto Barrington Bay and set across five floors, the house also offers a huge 5,610 square feet of accommodation – perfect for beach parties and family vacations.
The house includes some traditional nice features, such as this stone fireplace. There’s also a walk-out stone patio and wooden 24-foot by 24-foot deck that overlooks the water – a lovely spot for moments of calm.
The kitchen is fairly small with oak kitchen cabinets but there's an option to knock through the wall into the formal dining room next door, which leads to a spacious family room. The house also comes with a detached two-storey barn, offering even more accommodation options.
There are four impressive bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms but what makes this house really special is where it’s located – you’re just minutes from a white-sand beach and you can hear the sound of the waves lapping the shore as you lie in bed; making it an ideal property for those wanting to live the coastal dream.
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Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in a very desirable neighbourhood, this is a fabulous house for a growing family, with a very decent five bedrooms and three full bathrooms, meaning you will never have to queue for the shower again.
On the ground floor there’s a spacious kitchen with a centre island and plenty of cabinetry. There’s also a formal dining room, with lovely views of the surrounding area, plus a living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a family room.
Upstairs, there are five spacious bedrooms and a bathroom, plus there’s a separate four-piece ensuite to the master bedroom, which also has a large walk-in closet. The basement has also been developed with an extra bathroom, utility room and a mudroom – or a boot room.
Clarenville is located in the Shoal Harbour Valley on Newfoundland and Labrador’s east coast. Standout features include a hot tub, an outdoor movie screen and a large fully-fenced garden. The house is also a short walk from local schools, shops and a hospital.
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This detached presidential-style house in the borough of Beauport in Quebec City, comes with a built-in garage and a renovated basement and is set across a lot of over 6,000 feet in total. There’s actually parking for up to five cars, for anyone considering building a collection.
A large covered sun room or solarium to the rear looks out over the garden and pool. There are four bedrooms and five bedrooms – one for each inhabitant and one for guests we presume.
Contemporary in style – there’s a mix of laminate, wooden and ceramic flooring throughout – it has a wood-burning fireplace in the lounge, lots of windows, to create a light and airy feel and it looks pretty much ready to go.
The solarium to the back of the property makes for a nice place to lounge on sunnier days, and when the mood takes you you can take a dip in the pool.
Maybe it’s the snow, or it could be the flag but this looks like the most perfect Canadian home that we’ve ever seen. Though it’s only semi-detached, with four bedrooms it’s not short on space. The mix of red brick, columns and original trim give it a very traditional feel and its park front position couldn't be any cuter if it tried!
A large characterful house in the attractive city of Woodstock, Ontario, it feels very true to its Victorian roots inside and we love the mix of wooden floorboards and wood panelling. With good bones and dated decor, this incredible old house is crying out for restoration. Could it be your next passion project?
The double-fronted door is decorated with colourful stained glass and the traditional banister certainly looks original. Other interesting features include an upstairs sunroom with new gas fireplace that overlooks the park, which would make a beautiful reading room.
The house is located just across from Victoria Park and has an exceptionally large backyard, proving a perfect playground for young families – it could be straight out of a romcom!
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