Welcome to a rare opportunity on beautiful Queen Street in the heart of historic uptown Saint John! Originally built in the 1890s and extensively rebuilt approximately 25 years ago, this distinctive home offers the character of a heritage property with the comfort and convenience of an effectively newer old house. Its cedar-shingled exterior creates timeless curb appeal, while a private driveway leads to terrific wraparound decking where you can relax, entertain and soak up the southern-exposure sunshine.Although the property has no dedicated garden space, the spectacular neighbouring gardens provide a colourful backdrop that is wonderfully on display. Step inside to a huge, inviting kitchen featuring an abundance of warm oak cabinetry and plenty of room for everyday living. Main-floor laundry is cleverly tucked into a kitchen closet for easy access, and the preserved back staircase adds an authentic heritage touch. The main level continues with a welcoming living room and dining room both highlighted by tall windows, a convenient half bath and a front foyer with a classic French door. The main staircase, complete with its original bannister, leads to three comfortable bedrooms and a bright, spacious full bathroom with vanity. The exceptionally generous primary bedroom features an oversized walk-in closet, while both the second and third bedrooms include double closetsexcellent storage for family, guests or a home office setup. A full basement with a poured floor offers valuable additional storage. The roof was redone approximately 15 years ago, adding further peace of mind. Best of all, this home is located on a beautiful block of Queen Street, just steps from historic Queen Square. Imagine strolling to the summer farmers markets, exploring the character of uptown and enjoying the energy of one of Saint Johns most cherished neighbourhoods. Thoughtful updates, generous interiors and outstanding location, this Queen Street gem is ready to welcome its next chapter! (id:60457) Location - Union, south on Carmarthen then left on Queen