1 Indian Arm Road, Summerville, Newfoundland & Labrador

About 1 Indian Arm Road

Outstanding heritage Waterfront 1.836 acre property in Indian Arm, Summerville Harbour. The Joseph and Carolyn Tilley House, c. 1830, is a registered Heritage Structure. It has vertical full studded timber construction. The architectural simplicity and outstanding façade symmetry is complemented by 3/3 and 3/6 windows and traditional spruce clapboards and corner boards highlight the vernacular treatment. The house has been restored by a local artisans and features a cedar roof, hand-made wood windows and storms, along with all the usual period details. The property also includes as substantial outbuilding with underground electrical, measuring 20 ft by 16 ft which could readily be converted to guest accommodations or used as a studio or space for garden supplies. The root cellar can readily be restored. Some refer to this area as the tropics of the Bonavista Peninsula and it does indeed have a bit of a micro-climate when compared with the rest of the district. This waterfront property is the perfect location to use as home base for boating / cod fishing / whale watching / hiking / berry picking and one can readily explore the sheltered waters of Newman and Clode Sound in Terra Nova National Park, and all the inlets and long draughts of Bonavista Bay. Ideal waterfront heritage home for your personal use or as a combo of personal and Airbnb. Easements from the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador apply (id:2599)