5600 Fourth Line, Guelph/Eramosa, ON N0B 2K0

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Set on 11 acres, this classic red brick farmhouse offers timeless character rarely found. Surrounded by open fields, mature trees, and endless skies, the setting provides peaceful rural living with privacy and idyllic views in every direction. Inside, original charm unfolds at every turn. Hardwood floors, detailed millwork, and tall windows fill the home with warmth and natural light. The formal dining room with wainscoting and a traditional chandelier creates an inviting space for holiday dinners and long evenings gathered together. Multiple living areas allow for both entertaining and everyday comfort. The cozy sitting room features an exposed brick fireplace with a substantial wood mantel, framed by tall windows overlooking the landscape. A second family room with wide plank floors and generous windows offers a relaxed space that brings the outdoors in. The kitchen blends rustic charm with practicality, offering extensive cabinetry, ample counter space, and views across the property, ready for everything from quiet mornings to larger gatherings. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms continue the warm and welcoming feel, each with hardwood flooring and classic trim. The primary bedroom provides a comfortable retreat, while additional bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests, or a home office. Beyond the home, the property truly shines. The 11 acre parcel offers space for hobby farming, livestock, gardens, or recreation. A substantial horse barn supports equestrian and agricultural use, with versatility for storage or workshop space. Open fields and a picturesque backdrop make it ideal for a family wedding or special gathering. A detached sauna offers a private place to unwind and take in the surrounding views. There is a sense of space here that is hard to replicate, and even harder to leave. In every season, snow covered fields and golden sunsets make this a rare opportunity to own a classic farmhouse with room to grow.

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