173 7 Avenue West Cardston, AB
$1,500,000
Description
Would you like to own an amazing turn key bed and breakfast opportunity with world class craftsmanship!
Often companies attempt to create an alluring story with intriguing artistic appeal that will draw many people into their doors. The Cobblestone Manor does just that as the back story and detail kind of makes you think that love was poured into every square inch of this property.
Cobblestone Manor was one of the original homes built in Cardston. The centre two storey structure was built in 1898 for the Joseph Young family. In 1913, Henry Hoet a Belgian finishing carpenter, bought the log house and began to fortify and expand the original structure using local river rocks from Lee Creek.
The interior of the restaurant is finished in beautiful hardwoods from around the world. The hardwoods were utilized from the Alberta Temple and the Prince of Wales Hotel in Waterton, as Henry worked on both sites.
Henry Hoet was a craftsman of superb talents, and he lovingly applied those skills to his home for over fifteen years. Be sure to see each of the different dining rooms with their distinct patterns and finishes. Also look for the "tiffany glass" lamps and bookcases, as well as the warm and friendly fireplaces in each dining room.
Why did Henry pour such lavishness into a log house in this small town of the Alberta prairie? It is rumored that it was for a sweetheart back in Belgium who never came to Canada... When standing in the dining rooms it is very obvious that Henry was motivated to recreate authentic beauty!
Because of this and many other incredible stories, the Cobblestone Manor has been designated an Alberta Historic Resource, and definitely needs to be visited for its beauty!
Feel free to explore the Cobblestone's business website: www.thecobblestonemanor.com
The Manor is also featured on National Geographic's: www.crownofthecontinent.net
Recent upgrades include:
$5,000 into the paved driveway;
$60,000 to replace the roof on both the Cobblestone Manor and the Bed & Breakfast building (to meet Historic requirements), the cedar shingles have a 40 year warranty;
$15,000 for a Boiler heating system in the Cobblestone Manor
$7,000 for R40 insulation to be blown into the attic of the Cobblestone Manor main building.
Of particular interest the Cobblestone Manor Restaurant is inspected 3 times / year by the Health Board.
This is an amazing and unique opportunity to be a part of history, call 587-787-1064 to book your viewing today!
Often companies attempt to create an alluring story with intriguing artistic appeal that will draw many people into their doors. The Cobblestone Manor does just that as the back story and detail kind of makes you think that love was poured into every square inch of this property.
Cobblestone Manor was one of the original homes built in Cardston. The centre two storey structure was built in 1898 for the Joseph Young family. In 1913, Henry Hoet a Belgian finishing carpenter, bought the log house and began to fortify and expand the original structure using local river rocks from Lee Creek.
The interior of the restaurant is finished in beautiful hardwoods from around the world. The hardwoods were utilized from the Alberta Temple and the Prince of Wales Hotel in Waterton, as Henry worked on both sites.
Henry Hoet was a craftsman of superb talents, and he lovingly applied those skills to his home for over fifteen years. Be sure to see each of the different dining rooms with their distinct patterns and finishes. Also look for the "tiffany glass" lamps and bookcases, as well as the warm and friendly fireplaces in each dining room.
Why did Henry pour such lavishness into a log house in this small town of the Alberta prairie? It is rumored that it was for a sweetheart back in Belgium who never came to Canada... When standing in the dining rooms it is very obvious that Henry was motivated to recreate authentic beauty!
Because of this and many other incredible stories, the Cobblestone Manor has been designated an Alberta Historic Resource, and definitely needs to be visited for its beauty!
Feel free to explore the Cobblestone's business website: www.thecobblestonemanor.com
The Manor is also featured on National Geographic's: www.crownofthecontinent.net
Recent upgrades include:
$5,000 into the paved driveway;
$60,000 to replace the roof on both the Cobblestone Manor and the Bed & Breakfast building (to meet Historic requirements), the cedar shingles have a 40 year warranty;
$15,000 for a Boiler heating system in the Cobblestone Manor
$7,000 for R40 insulation to be blown into the attic of the Cobblestone Manor main building.
Of particular interest the Cobblestone Manor Restaurant is inspected 3 times / year by the Health Board.
This is an amazing and unique opportunity to be a part of history, call 587-787-1064 to book your viewing today!
- Property Type:
Business - Property Use:
Commercial - Age:
90 years old (circa 1927) - Exterior:
Stone, Wood - Flooring:
Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate, Linoleum - Levels:
2 - Space:
7,000 sq. ft. (650 m2) - Foundation:
Poured Concrete - Roof Age:
2 years old (circa 2015) - Basement:
Unfinished - Cabinets:
Laminate - Countertop:
Laminate - Garage:
Single Vehicle - Driveway:
Asphalt - Parking Spaces:
25 - Heat Method:
Boiler - Heat Source:
Natural Gas, Propane - Zoning:
Highway Commercial - Lot:
38,115 sq. ft. / 0.88 ac. (3,541 m2) - Water Source:
Municipal - Waste Water:
Public Sewer
Exterior
- Deck or Patio
- Garden
- Landscaped
- Mature Trees
- Storage Shed
Interior
- Air Conditioning
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Fireplace
- Formal Dining
- In-Law Suite
- Kitchen Island
- Pantry
Included Items
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes Dryer
- Clothes Washer
- Deep Freeze
- Dishwasher
- Garage Door Opener
- Light Fixtures
- Microwave Oven
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Stove Top
- Wall Oven
- Window Coverings
Details
| Date Added | 2017-01-03 |
| Product Id | 10362136 |
| SKU | SIGN # 323064 |
