⚲ 340 Dundas St E, Waterdown, located in Village of Waterdown, in the community of Flamborough, within the City of Hamilton
[◉"] Photos by Cathy Koop Photography
Its no longer a WISH to own this stucco over MASONARY
Victorian Gothic Revival home located along the Grindstone Creek, marking the
entrance to VINEGAR Hill. Be only one of three owners since 1871! Currently on
the market for $1,275,000.
This local landmark was built by the Eager family of Eager's
General Store (later Weekes Hardware). It is known as The ‘Eager House’
and also ‘Little Woods on Vinegar Hill’.
FRESH FACT: There were apple orchards on this street
- prior to its development - and the fermenting apples gave off a vinegar smell
in the Fall.
The cultural heritage value of the property lies in its
design value as a representative example of the residential Gothic Revival
architectural style, as typified by the flanking projecting front bays with
high pitched gables and decorative bargeboard.
The property also demonstrates a high degree of
craftsmanship, as demonstrated by the ornately decorated front porch with
wooden sun and ray detailing.
FRESH FACT: The
ornate front porch was a later addition commissioned by James Edward Eager,
designed and constructed by well-known Waterdown builder John Reid (1854-1912).
Sources: City of Hamilton website and Realtor.ca
This one is seriously a treasure for old home lovers. Please buy this home and unlock its full potential and former glory!
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| This KOHLER Marrakesh sink is a nice BONUS ($4,000+ retail value) |
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