Step into a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Perth's early history. This distinguished residence, built in 1832 by Rev. William Bell, the first Presbyterian Minister in Perth stands just one block from the heart of the towns charming heritage downtown. With its solid stone construction cloaked in a traditional stucco finish, the home is set on a nicely treed lot featuring a circular drive and a detached double car garage. The property's presence is unmistakable, with original architectural details that speak to its early 19th-century roots. Inside, high ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and original millwork offer a sense of grandeur and craftsmanship seldom found today. The layout includes five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a main floor office, and two kitchens providing ample space for extended family, guest accommodations, or multi-purpose living. While the home does require updating, it offers a solid foundation and significant square footage to bring your vision to life. The spacious full basement houses a remarkable piece of history with intact original bread ovens, and the walk-up third-floor attic opens up even more possibilities be it an artists studio, additional bedrooms, or a private retreat. This is a home with character and substance, waiting for someone with a vision to restore and transform it into something truly special. Two covered porches offer places to relax and enjoy the peaceful yard, and with downtown Perth just steps away, convenience and community are at your doorstep. A rare blend of historical significance, architectural integrity, and untapped potential. This is a property where the possibilities are as vast as the spaces themselves. (id:2493)