The former Transition House located at 10 Chapel Street is officially up for sale in Cobourg.
The property is listed on ReMax site for a list price of $689,000.
The property is owned by Transition House Coalition so Northumberland County is not involved in the sale.
Details of the former Transition House state it is known as the Richard Pomeroy House built in 1841.
“As you step into a slice of Cobourg’s rich history you will notice that this once exquisite Landmark is now in need of a serious dose of TLC.”
“Nevertheless, this remarkable Georgian-style home, adorned with Greek Revival detailing, is a testament to timeless symmetry and historical architectural perspective, and offers the discerning Buyer a singular opportunity to own a slice of Cobourg’s colourfully variegated past, linked to Richard Pomeroy himself, a former town council member and prosperous dry goods merchant.
The home is on the “sunny side” of Chapel Street in the heart of Cobourg’s Heritage District.
“This vintage edifice is ideally situated just a short stroll from Cobourg’s vibrant downtown area. The location offers a seamless blend of historic charm and modern convenience and the modest asking price makes it an unparalleled bargain for astute builders, contractors, renovators and entrepreneurs searching for a unique property to rejuvenate and add to their portfolio.”
The property features generous principal rooms, and with five spacious bedrooms and 2.5 washrooms provides ample space to accommodate a large family and guests. After many years on the sidelines, Pomeroy House is being reintroduced to the marketplace, ready to begin its next chapter, and by buying this real and rare Landmark, you will own a part of Cobourg’s history and take part in its enduring legacy.
“About the Cobourg Neighbourhood – The character of Cobourg is exemplified by its calm atmosphere. Cobourg is very quiet overall, as there are usually low levels of noise from traffic.”