Inside the home
The Barker House is a fully restored 1847 cobblestone property on over an acre above Paris, Ontario. The original Scottish stone masonry is intact and forms accent walls, a feature fireplace surround, and the exterior shell — all in excellent condition after a meticulous restoration. The addition houses the main living spaces: a great room with a coffered black walnut ceiling and wall of French doors, a large custom kitchen with professional-grade appliances and granite counters, and a main-floor primary suite with soaker tub and walk-in closet. A separate wine cellar and bar in the heritage basement uses reclaimed timber and barn board from the property. Four garage bays, a covered rear balcony with treetop views toward the Grand River, a circular driveway, and smart home controls round out a property that is uncommon at any price point in Brant County.
- Rare 1847 cobblestone heritage property with full professional restoration
- Great room with coffered black walnut ceiling, stone fireplace, and wall of windows
- High-end kitchen with custom dark walnut cabinetry, granite counters, and professional-grade range
- Main floor primary suite with freestanding soaker tub and custom walk-in closet
- Main floor laundry with granite counters and cabinetry
- Rustic wine cellar and bar in heritage basement with reclaimed barn board and timber
- Covered rear balcony with panoramic treetop views over Paris