An Uptown Saint John treasure, this single-family home provides such companionship with its roomy warmth and time-honoured details.

Like many historic residential architectural styles, this Cape Cod style has the irresistible charm, stands the test of time of any trend, any style preference and is positioned on ¾ of an acre of land.

This blue and white wood siding home is positioned well with its supreme location and by being newer in an older area.

Land of such acreage is a desire on the residential town of Darlings Island. Able to be developed to provide a home to a household, kept as land for crops, or both as there is enough space to do so.

This raised bungalow is located within a peaceful neighbourhood of Renforth, a pocket in Rothesay known for its water views, access and character homes all while being close to commuter routes.

The enchantment of this home is evident at the onset and stems from two reasons. The classic renovations that were completed here and the glowy light that pours through the windows, specifically in the living room that truly warms the soul.

The appearance of this Tudor type of home resonates with all who pass by. You notice the steeply pitched gable roof with overlap, embellished doorway, bay window and the arches, so many arches.

Built in 1879, directly across from sparkling Hammond River is this 1-acre character home overflowing with original character.

An elevated lot with supreme privacy providing vantage points of hillside ranges, water views and easterly views with sunrises.

The neighborhood surrounding this cleared Rothesay lot is chock full of young families and the streets are stretched and flat