41 William Street

You can't order these columns online. These stone pillars on the covered front veranda weren't a builder upgrade. They were a choice - made by a craftsman who believed a home should earn your attention before you stepped inside. They still do. Built in 1955 on a corner lot in St. George's Park. One family. Sixty-plus years of genuine care. The kind of brick bungalow that Instagram discovers 10 years after the smart buyers already moved in. The character is structural, not cosmetic. Hardwood throughout the main level. Ornamental plaster ceiling with original crown moulding - the kind of detail that costs a fortune to reproduce. A crystal-drop fixture that brings a sparkle. Good call. The renovated 4-piece bath speaks the right language - subway tile, matte black hardware, clean vanity. The kitchen is quality oak. Three bedrooms on the main floor. Two additional bedrooms ideal for kids, a home office, or both at the same time (because that's real life now). Nearly 1,000 sq ft finished below - rec room, handcrafted solid wood bar, a 4th bedroom, 2-piece bath, laundry, cold room, direct entry to the garage. Private backyard. 50 year old concord grape vine. Back deck. Attached garage. Corner lot. They stopped building them like this. This one is still here.