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Queenston, a peaceful village community situated just a short drive from Niagara-on-the-Lake, might just be one of the best places to live in Ontario.

Located mid-way between NOTL and Niagara Falls, Queenston (aka, Queenston Heights) is not only known for its rich heritage and longstanding ties to Canada’s early history, but this charming village is also known for its sought-after real estate.

Queenston is cozy any time of year
There’s no cozier place to live than Queenston Village

And for those on the hunt for somewhere special to call home in the Niagara Region, we’ve got some great news.

Exclusively Listed by The Fine Estate Real Estate Team for under a million dollars (a rarity for so classy a home in the NOTL area), this character-filled home at 14382 Niagara River Parkway is bursting with heritage charm and modern comfort. And it’s all packaged and ready to move into in one of the Niagara Region’s most desirable locations.

A Home Built for Living

There are some homes that simply feel “just right” the minute you walk through the door. And this cute home on the Niagara River Parkway is one of them. Its main level features hardwood floors, elegant trim, and custom built-ins that give the space a timeless quality.

Quaint Queenston Village Home features hardwood floors throughout
Warm wood finishes throughout the home “up” the cozy factor

Enter the living room, and you’ll see a classic woodstove with a mantel. It’s the kind of room where you light a fire on a cold November evening and settle in with a good book, a favorite drink, and no plans other than to stay put. It flows naturally into a bright dining area that catches plenty of light throughout the day, and which is ideal for entertaining friends and family.

 The eat-in kitchen is set in a generous space with shaker-style cabinetry, dual refrigerators, and direct access to a large back deck. It’s the kind of kitchen built for hosting: room for multiple cooks, counter space to spare, and easy flow to the outdoors when the weather’s warm enough (a natural gas hookup for the barbecue is already in place when that time comes).

Cozy Spaces Upstairs and Downstairs

Also on the main floor, a versatile bedroom is ideal for guests to use. Currently an office, it’s a cozy place for weary heads to rest after all that fun time together. A full three-piece bathroom, a generous laundry room, and a practical mudroom round off the main floor.

Upstairs bedroom in the Queenston Village Home
The upstairs living space is bright, fresh, and comfortable

Upstairs, three additional bedrooms provide ample room for family and guests. The second level also includes another three-piece bathroom and an open sitting area with built-in counterspace, a relaxed spot for reading, morning coffee, or a well-deserved glass of Niagara wine at the end of the day.

It’s Great Outdoors

 The property sits on a generous lot with a west-facing frontage and backs onto a vacant greenbelt that provides a sense of openness and privacy that’s usually hard to find in the area. The spacious deck at the rear includes a hot tub, and there is a separate garden shed for tools and storage.

Two outbuildings add genuine character and functionality. A restored barn, shaped by the property’s history and refined over the years, is a feature you simply don’t find in most residential listings. Whether used as a workshop, creative studio, or entertaining space, it adds a whole other dimension to the property. A detached workshop further adds to the practical appeal, offering additional workspace or storage for hobbies, equipment, or seasonal items.

Exterior of this Queenston Village home in summer
This big garden property offers plenty of room to play outside

There’s plenty of parking as well, with room for up to four vehicles on the driveway. Services include municipal water and sewer, forced-air gas heating, and central air conditioning. A central vacuum system is included, and the foundation is a combination of poured concrete and stone, consistent with the property’s heritage character.

More Than Just a Home

This charming home on the Niagara River Parkway also happens to make a great base from which to get to know the Niagara Region. Queenston is itself quite special. A compact rural village located just five kilometres north of Niagara Falls at the base of the Niagara Escarpment, it’s here that the Niagara River begins its final push toward Lake Ontario.

It’s also one of the most historically significant places in Canada, and was where, in 1812, Major General Sir Isaac Brock fell while leading a charge against American forces during the Battle of Queenston Heights. His legacy is preserved in the 56-metre-tall Brock’s Monument just a short distance from your new home.

Queenston is also where heroine Laura Secord lived. Her restored homestead remains one of the village’s most visited landmarks. And for those interested in Canadian art, the RiverBrink Art Museum houses a collection of over 1,400 works.

Wineries and So Much More on Your Doorstep

Queenston also marks the southern terminus of the Bruce Trail, one of Canada’s oldest and longest hiking routes. It also sits along the Niagara River Parkway, a scenic route that the great Winston Churchill proclaimed one of the prettiest drives in the world.

Cyclists and joggers regularly use the Niagara River Recreation Trail that passes through the area. Nearby wineries, including Queenston Mile Vineyard, Between the Lines, and Ravine Vineyard Estate Winery, are a short drive away, and the Queenston Golf Course provides a relaxed nine-hole outing for those looking to spend an afternoon on the links.

Downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake, known locally as NOTL, is just a few minutes’ drive north and is considered one of the most charming towns in Ontario. It’s famous for its heritage streetscapes, boutique shops, award-winning restaurants, and the Shaw Festival Theatre, which draws audiences from across the country. The Queenston-Lewiston Bridge also provides convenient cross-border access into the United States.

Food lovers are also spoiled for choice in and around Queenston, as both Niagara-on-the-Lake and Niagara Falls offer plenty of world-class dining experiences.  Cultural events are also plentiful, including performances at the Shaw Festival Theatre.

 

Fast Facts

 

Here are a few more details you’ll want to know about this prime Queenston Village real estate opportunity:

Location: 14382 Niagara River Parkway, Queenston, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario

Listed for sale by Andrew Perrie, Sales Representative with The Fine Estates Team, Revel Realty Inc.

Property Type: Two-storey detached home; 2,000–2,500 sq ft

Bedrooms: 3 (plus main-floor office/bedroom)

 Bathrooms: 2 full (three-piece)

 Outbuildings: Restored barn, detached shop, garden shed

 Lot Size: Approx. 22.9 m x 45.8 m (75.16 ft x 150.23 ft)

 Heating: Forced air, natural gas

 A/C: Central air conditioning

 Basement: Partial, unfinished

Parking: 4 driveway spaces

 Price: $999,900

MLS#: This is an exclusive listing by The Fine Estates Team

 

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Kim Kerr-Dearsley is a contributor to LuxuryNiagaraFalls.com. 

 

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