Mickleborough acreage — Lumsden Rm No. 189, Saskatchewan

Some buildings hold history. This one holds character you can actually live inside. Built in the early 1900's as the Brora United Church for 100 years and thoughtfully converted to a residence in 2014, this extraordinary home sits on a private acre just nine minutes north of Regina, close enough for convenience, far enough to breathe. Step inside to soaring 15 ft ceilings, dramatic 54-inch barrel cove details, architectural features that simply don’t exist in new construction. The French Country design was custom curated bringing a rare design pedigree to a space that already commanded attention. Every detail, from the extensive top-of-cabinet styling to the 10-foot electrified buffet, wired for heating trays, chafing dishes, and entertaining at scale, was considered with both beauty and function in mind. Step outside to a 12’ x 18’ three-season sunroom elevated 10 feet above the grounds, offering sweeping prairie views and a natural gathering place in every season. The east-facing “Morning Balcony” was designed precisely for sunrise coffee. A staircase connects you to the ground level, where the landscaping honours the octagon shape of the original choir loft. A brick patio surrounds a central fire pit set within a design that incorporated over 900 used bricks in that area alone alongside four garden beds, a decorative gazebo, and a front yard pond. Beneath the heritage aesthetic is a home rebuilt from the inside out. The property carries 400-amp service, 200 amps to the house, with a spare 200 amps for a future garage. A surveyed drainage system manages water flow with precision, and a rainwater collection system with two 1,000-litre cisterns supports sustainable outdoor use. The lower level offers self-contained living quarters with exterior access: a natural fit for extended family, guests, or supplementary income complete with family room, kitchen, bedroom and large laundry/closet area. Don't miss out on this extraordinary home. (id:63357)