Rhodes & Curry, an Amherst-based building company, constructed the magnificent Queen Anne Victorian home known as Rhodes Manor in 1890. It is currently listed for $579,999 CDN in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada. Details of the listing: The renowned Rhodes & Curry built this magnificent historical residence in the Queen Anne style in 1890. Their craftsmanship and design were exceptional.
To construct a huge number of buildings, Rhodes and Curry traveled to Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. Among its projects were, to name a few, Presbyterian College of Halifax (1898), Baddeck Nova Scotia, The House of Alexander Graham Bell* (1893), Halifax’s City Hall (1889), and Wireless Towers for Marconi (1902).
This enormous and exquisite 8-bedroom, 7-bathroom property might be a successful bed and breakfast or a sizable single-family residence with rental income. Approximately half an hour’s drive from the warmest waters on the North Shore, in the heart of Amherst, Nova Scotia. Magnificent golf, boating, and sightseeing may all be found in close proximity to one another.
Magnificent golf, boating, and sightseeing may all be found in close proximity to one another. Recently upgraded features include wiring, plumbing, a 2020 natural gas boiler, new windows, a new door, new shingles on 34% of the roof, new kitchen cabinetry with a large peninsula, a freshly painted exterior, all new pathways, landscaping, and a re-graveled driveway.
From the charming covered porch, you approach this property through a small vestibule with exquisite woodwork that extends throughout the entire house. Next, there’s a large foyer featuring stained glass and an amazing staircase. The enduring allure of the old world is astounding.
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