The finest part of living downtown is the walk home — and here it ends at a quiet, detached house set against a park. Life on this street keeps an unhurried rhythm. Mornings begin with bagels from Georgestown Bakery; afternoons wander through Century Park or pause at the Georgestown Pub, with Bannerman Park a short stroll away and downtown just beyond. Three of the city’s most popular schools lie within an easy walk. Yet for all its nearness, Georgestown holds itself apart — a close-knit, tree-lined enclave where neighbours know one another by name. Few addresses in St. John’s are so sought after. Behind the home, the park itself — green and unhurried, framing the backyard and granting a seclusion rare so near the core. A view that shifts with the seasons, and stays yours alone. Within, the house wears its history gracefully. Nine-foot ceilings and bay windows fill the main floor with light, where the living room opens to a dining room and study — a natural setting for long conversation, quiet reading, and the shelves of a life well-read. The eat-in kitchen overlooks the garden, bright from first light. Hardwood stairs rise to a thoughtfully arranged second floor: a primary retreat set privately at the rear, above the trees, its bath in one wing, and a separate wing holding more bedrooms, a flexible den, and storage. From the top floor, a distant glimpse of Cabot Tower on Signal Hill. Below, a dry basement offers room for all treasures. Two decades of careful upgrades keep the home in fine form — vinyl windows, front and rear siding, roof, electrical, and a main-floor half bath and laundry all renewed — its character intact, its comforts current. A detached home in Georgestown, backing onto parkland, is a rare thing — seldom offered, long remembered. Come see where your next chapter begins. NO SELLER'S DIRECTION! :) (id:60457)