The current owner hopes it can be moved and reused, and is even willing to help with moving costs. If you have any interest, advice, or leads, please contact Fran Kaye <fkaye1949@yahoo.com>
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- MLS Listing
Listing details:
Located in Historic Inglewood and recently voted best community in Canada, this 33ft X 123ft lot, zoned R-C2 is ideal for development. Just steps away from Calgary's original Main street with trendy shopping, Cafe's, restaurants and home of the Inglewood Sunfest. Build your dream home and enjoy the many walking paths along the Bow river, the bird sanctuary, easy access to downtown and the Zoo as well as the Inglewood golf and country club. Property is being sold "As Is" and is currently being rented for $1250 per month. Property can also be sold with neighbouring property 1512 10 Av SE.
- Google Street view
1895 build date makes it one of the few remaining 1800's houses left in the city!
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http://www.calgary.ca/PDA/LUPP/Pages/He ... #DHCresult
Residences put in order from the earliest:
Edworthy House & Sandstone Quarry
5050 SPRUCE DR SW
1883
WILDWOOD
Rouleau House
141 18 AV SW
1885
MISSION
Major Stewart House
26 NEW ST SE
1885
INGLEWOOD
Knight House (Van Wort)
1036 8 AV SE
1890
INGLEWOOD
A.E. Cross House
1240 8 AV SE
1891
INGLEWOOD
Senator Lougheed Residence
707 13 AV SW
1891
BELTLINE
Costigan Residence
219 17 AV SW
1893
MISSION
Bow Valley Ranch House
15979 BOW BOTTOM TR SE
1896
FISH CREEK PARK
McHugh House
110 18 AV SW
1896
MISSION
Poplar Grove Ranch Homestead House (Demolished)
40 SPRINGBOROUGH BV SW
1896
SPRINGBANK HILL
Christy Ranch House
13616 30 ST NW
1898
SAGE HILL
Nimmons Residence
1827 14 ST SW
1898
BANKVIEW
Union Cemetery Caretaker's Cottage
3025 SPILLER RD SE
1900
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL
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Is there a list on this site (or other website) of the oldest houses in Calgary...inventoried or otherwise?
I'm sure the list would be short for pre 1900.
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MLS # C3596064
http://www.realtor.ca/propertyDetails.a ... 2059385460
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The re-designing of the house has taken on a flavor that always compliments the natural heritage and character of its origin. Color schemes reflect a mixture of earth tones in order to promote a warm friendly comfortable atmosphere. The abundance of natural materials like wood, brick, tile, stone, and granite stand out as highlights. The furniture is a mix of antiques and character contemporary pieces, all of which are comfortable and inviting. Perhaps the most interesting room is a wine cellar accessed by trap door through the kitchen floor with wine barrel racks and a cozy tasting area.
A full basement with rec room, large bedroom and "spa" room adds extra usable area and the home site has been landscaped and an oversized single garage added. Securely fenced and accommodations made for a large, gated extra parking stall. Plumbing and mechanical improvements have been made. The formal mainfloor reflects a formal design, with large front parlour, dining room, front foyer and massive eat in kitchen. Up the original staircase you will find a 3 piece bath, 2 good sized bedrooms and the 3rd large sunny south front bedroom with balcony access overlooking 22nd avenue.
Main floor = 818 sq feetSecond floor = 718 sq feet
Listed on MLS (C3551263) courtesy of Sotheby’s International Realty Canada - 403-818-8049
LIST PRICE $ 788,000 See listing for photos.
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Have you ever dreamed of owning a one-of-a kind historic home?
707 Schofield Street, Pincher Creek
Now is your chance! This charming home belonged to Timothee Lebel, a prominent businessman in the early 1900s. He lived here with his family after they moved out of the Lebel Mansion next door. With three bedrooms and 1700 sq. ft. of circa 1900 character, this is a unique home that has been lovingly restored. The owner has worked with the local museum and a heritage consultant with the Province of Alberta to ensure that the restoration was done appropriately. Recently a journalist for the local paper wrote a story about the owner’s experience restoring this heritage home. Here is a link to that story. http://cgi.bowesonline.com/pedro.php?id ... xid=416453
Original features include wood floors throughout the home, high ceilings, kitchen wainscotting, clawfoot tub, and a corner mirrored cabinet with the original glass. There are original doors throughout the home, with the original handles and some keys. All doors tightly close. In the master bedroom there are French-style double windows that open in the middle, with the original hardware. A period ceiling fixture was acquired for this room. Other interesting features include a second stairway to an upstairs bedroom and original light fixtures, windows and storm windows. The double enamel kitchen sink is in very good condition.
What’s new? The home was totally re-painted in historical colours on the outside and the inside. Crown moulding has been added in the living room. The wood floors throughout the home have been refinished by Rocky Mountain Foors, Lethbridge. The plumbing is all new. There is a new pedestal sink and toilet, bathtub taps, new connections for a stackable washer/dryer in the bathroom and a gas hot water tank. The kitchen has an original 1910 cabinet and a professional cabinetmaker created new cabinets to match. There is also a new kitchen countertop, sink taps, and a brand new refrigerator. Two new exterior window boxes have been added under the living room and dining room windows. A new deck, in three continuous sections, has been built across the back of the house. It overlooks a very peaceful backyard. The land adjoining the property, on two sides, is owned by the Town of Pincher Creek and is part of the historic Lebel Mansion property. This provides lots of green space around the property. The owner has installed a new electric garage door and a back door to the garage and has tastefully decorated the home including new blinds, rods and draperies which are included.
The owner has obtained copies of pictures of the original owners from the local museum. She has had them professionally reproduced and they are now framed and hung for the new owner.
This home is located on a quiet street, a short walk to downtown, and has a cozy look outside and large rooms inside. It is in immaculate “move-in” condition. The owner is moving out of province. Asking price $249,500. Please call Pat at 1-403-432-0277 (cell), 1-403- 488-1420, or email: pjardine@shaw.ca
Pincher Creek is a wonderful place to live. It is close to the mountains and Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, the Beauvais Provincial Park, skiing at Castle Mountain, some of the best fishing in North America, and it is only two hours from Calgary and a half hour to the British Columbia border. For more information: http://www.pincher-creek.com/
Within an hour's drive (and several places within a half hour) you can go to:
* Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park http://www.pc.gc.ca/progs/spm-whs/itm2-/site11_E.asp,
* Castle mountain for skiing http://www.skicastle.ca/mountain.html
* Crowsnest Pass http://www.watertoninfo.ab.ca/tfrank.html (half an hour)
* The UNESCO Site: Buffalo Jump http://www.head-smashed-in.com/
* Fernie Ski Resort in BC http://www.skifernie.com/
* Beauvais Provincial Park http://www.crownofthecontinent.net/crow ... ncial+Park
Note: Room measurements are approximate:
First Floor:Dimensions:
Entry area: 3’ 9 ½ “ x 5” 9 ½ “
Entry Room:10’9” x 11’4” + cloakroom 3’ 9 ½ “ x 5’ 9 ½ “
Living Room:11’6” x 15’1”
Area leading to DR3’3” x 6’4” (Door to basement area)
Dining Room:12’5” x 15’2” (and stairway to upstairs)
Kitchen:10’ x 13’2”
Bathroom:8’5 ½ “ x 8’7” (angled room so this is the minimum size)
Room to deck area:6’6” x 6’8”
Furnace/storage Rm:3’9” x 15’6”
Garage:13’8” x 19’9”
Sunroom off garage: 5’9” x 20’9” (has lots of windows)
Continuous decks:Deck 1: 8’1” x 15’ 1”; Deck 2: 12’ 1 ½ “ x 20’ 11 ½”;
Deck 3: 6’2” x 6’9”
Second Floor:
Bedroom 1:11’11½ “ x 15’ 1”
Hallway:3’ x 6’4”
Bedroom 2:11’ 3” x 15’ 1”
Bedroom 3/Office11’ 2 ½ “ x 13’ 1” (door to stairwell and downstairs
entry room)
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Yvonne Jeffery, For the Calgary Herald
Published: Saturday, October 21, 2006
http://m1.2mdn.net/736867/Saturn_lifest ... 7479074a4a
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