Hespeler Landmark for rent! This meticulously maintained property was built in 1884 for a weaver named John Graeb. This story was covered by the Cambridge times on August 6, 1994. Some of the descriptive used were, "This limestone home has been built in the Italianate style. The home was constructed of broken course granite with limestone lintels and quoins. Above the door is an arched transom with etched ruby glass". Even without the history, I could feel the ambiance of the architecture. The mostly wide & rich plank of hardwood floors span both levels and has been exquisitely preserved! The main floor ceiling height hovers between 9 to 10 feet. The grand front porch is reminiscence of a time missed. If you are a craftsman or hobbyist, the double detached garage with remote entry can be used as an excellent workshop. There are 3 bedrooms and one four piece bathroom on the upper floor. The main floor has a living room, dining room and kitchen. Attached to the rear of the home is a vestibule/3-season room. The basement is unfinished and has a washer, gas dryer, and water softener. Heating is via forced air/natural gas. The home is air conditioned. The windows are vinyl and capped and show like new. There are two gas fireplaces (one on each level ). The kitchen is equipped with a stainless steel fridge, gas stove/range with vent and a dishwasher. The long single driveway is equipped to park at least 5 cars with 2 in the garage. Beautiful grounds/English style perennial gardens and mature trees.
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