Inside the home
This 1903 red brick home in Paris has been carefully restored rather than flipped — original hardwood floors, crown moulding, pocket doors, and period trim are intact throughout. The custom white shaker kitchen was hand-built about a decade ago and holds up well, with a peninsula, mosaic tile backsplash, and updated counters. Both bathrooms have been renovated, with the upper bath keeping a restored clawfoot tub as its centrepiece. Mechanicals are in good shape: new furnace (2026), roof replaced in 2021, newer AC and hot water heater. The unfinished basement is a blank slate. Four bedrooms fit into 1,320 sq ft, so the rooms are modest in size. The rear yard has a rebuilt deck, a cedar shed, and laneway parking. Downtown Paris — shops, restaurants, and the Grand River trail — is a short walk from the front door.
- Solid original brick construction from 1903 in good structural condition
- Custom solid white shaker kitchen with quartz-look counters and peninsula
- Original hardwood floors throughout main level and upper hall, refinished
- Upper bathroom with restored clawfoot tub and updated patterned tile floor
- Lower bathroom fully renovated with large format marble-look tile shower
- Crown moulding and original trim preserved throughout
- New furnace (2026), newer central AC, newer hot water heater