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Key Facts
Key facts for 66 Park Hill Road E
Property Type
House, 2-Storey
Parking
None 0 garage, 5 parking
MLS #
X13751386
Size
2500-3000 sqft
Basement
-
Listed on
2026-09-08
Lot size
48 x 116.0
Tax
$5,314 /yr
Days on Market
35
Approximate Age
100+
Maintenance Fee
-
Description
Perched high on East Galt Ridge above the Grand River, 66 Park Hill Road East is a home with a story to tell. Built circa 1880, this distinctive Italianate-style residence pairs the romance of another era with the comfort and ease of modern living. Inside, soaring 10-foot ceilings, generous rooms, h...ardwood floors, intricate millwork, original light fixtures and three fireplaces create a sense of warmth and occasion. The renovated kitchen brings old and new together beautifully with granite surfaces, stainless-steel appliances, exposed brick and doors opening to the courtyard. Wrapped in windows and nestled among the trees, the historic sunroom feels like a private world of its own-a place for morning coffee, long conversations or an afternoon with a favourite book. A flexible main-floor bedroom, library or office and three updated bathrooms allow the home to adapt easily to everyday life. Upstairs the primary bedroom is an unforgettable retreat, complete with its own fireplace, beautiful architectural details and a sunlit window alcove. Two additional bedrooms complete the upper level. Beyond the finished rooms, the expansive attic, workshop and additional unfinished space invite imagination and future possibilities. Outside, iron gates open to an enchanting quarter-acre setting filled with mature trees, perennial gardens, climbing vines and a wonderfully private brick courtyard. Currently enjoyed as a residential family home and a successful five-star short-term rental, this one-of-a-kind property could continue welcoming guests or become an extraordinary family home. Rich in character, layered in history and filled with unexpected moments, this is more than a house-it is a piece of Galt's story waiting for its next chapter.
