9 Burnt Head Loop

Situated on a sheltered and picturesque half acre property, the Butler House (circa 1910) has been fully restored (2016). This home, outbuildings, and fences is very uncommon today and offer significant cultural value to the community. The architecture is an example of classical revival, build by fishermen in the early 1900`s featuring a steep gabled roof,  and simple mouldings. The queen anne coloured windows (6), are original and now protected by custom made storms. This property is a registered Heritage NL structure and has seen four generations of the Butler family. The bright modern kitchen has stainless appliances, with vintage glass front cabinet( Witless Bay )for storage and a separate coffee bar. The livingroom has a very warm vibe with weathered pine floors, gas fireplace and modern led lighting. Second floor features two cozy bedrooms (comfortably fits a queen bed) pine floors, ample closet space and a spacious 4 piece bathroom. Plus a separate laundry room with new washer and dryer. The home has been freshly painted throughout.  Outside, the large two story " twine loft" has its own special history, as it was relocated from Greenland settlement in the 40`s. In 2023 it had a new roof, siding and a fresh coat of vibrant red. The "Twine loft" has such enormous potential for perhaps a future art studio or many  other hobbies. This entire property is a showpiece with greenhouse, garden plots, apple trees, blueberry patches, a firepit and a view of the ocean. It could be your home, an artist tranquil space or immediate tourist accommodation business. A short walk to hiking trails, whale watching and the Cupids Harbour make this property coveted location. (id:9704)