32 Washington Street — Bridgetown, Nova Scotia

Own a piece of Bridgetown history without sacrificing modern comfort. Known locally as the historic Fisher House, this iconic Victorian residence, built in 1881, stands among Bridgetown's most recognizable homes. Situated on a rare double corner lot of nearly half an acre in the heart of town, this remarkable property blends timeless character with extensive modern upgrades. Over the years, the home has seen significant improvements, including updates to the electrical, plumbing, windows, roof, insulation, foundation, and heating systems. The property also features a beautifully restored 20' x 40' carriage house, offering exceptional space for vehicles, storage, hobbies, or workshop use. Inside, original architectural details and craftsmanship have been thoughtfully preserved while modern conveniences have been seamlessly integrated throughout. The main level offers multiple living and entertaining spaces, including formal dining and sitting rooms that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The renovated kitchen serves as the heart of the home, while the impressive primary suite features a walk-in closet and spa-inspired ensuite complete with a steam shower and clawfoot tub. With 3 updated bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, this home provides flexibility for families, guests, multi-generational living, or those seeking dedicated office space. The 3rd floor offers an additional 4th bedroom to be updated and unfinished space with exciting potential for future expansion, a studio, hobby area, or additional living space. Year-round comfort is provided by a ducted heat pump system, propane furnace, supplemental electric baseboard heating, and a fully insulated basement. Outside, a welcoming deck and patio overlook the property, creating the perfect setting to relax or entertain. Historic homes of this calibre are rarely offered for sale. Rich in character, thoughtfully updated, and deeply rooted in Bridgetown's history, the Fisher House is ready for its next chapter. (id:63357)