53 Queenston St

C1835, Granted Its Historic Designation In 2001, Secord-Copeland House Is A Prime Example Of The Architectural Tapestry Found In The Village Of Queenston. David Secord Sold The Home In 1835 To Jacob Nicholas A Wagon Maker, In-Turn Jacob Sold It In 1837 To Daniel Quackinbush Who Used The Residence As An Inn Until 1868 When He Sold The Property; It Reverted To An Owner And Tenant Occupied Residence Through The Last Half Of The Nineteenth Century. Off The Reception Hallway Is The Relaxing Lounge And Classic Colonial Kitchen While To The Back Of The Home Is The Mud/Laundry Room Which At One Time Might Have Been Used As The Summer Kitchen; Walkout To The Barbeque Deck Overlooking The Back Garden. Upstairs You Will Find The Master & 2Nd Bedroom, 3Rd Bedroom Used As Den/In-Home Office, And Bath Along With Attic Access. Partially Finished The Lower Level Accommodates The Utilities, Work Shop, Storage, And Toilette And There Is Walk-Up Access To The Back Yard. Built In 1920, The Garage Is To The Back Of The Lot Accessed From Highlander And There Is Also A Garden House/Studio. The Romantic Front Porch And White Picket Fence Frame The Perennial Gardens Surrounding The Home - Postcard Perfect! Conveniently Located This Special Home Is Minutes To Old Town Along The Picturesque Niagara River Parkway, Close To Cycling And Hiking Trails, With Easy Access To The Border. For The Heritage Enthusiast, Here Is A Wonderful Opportunity To Become The Caretaker Of A Very Special Piece Of Canadian History.