435 Kettleby Road is a rare offering where history and home intertwine. Once owned and operated by blacksmith John Stone Clift in the late 1800s, the property carries the legacy of a trade that helped shape the community. The thoughtfully updated main residence blends historic charm with modern comfort. The home features two bedrooms, including a spacious primary retreat with a large walk-in closet (converted from a 3rd bedroom) and 5-piece ensuite. Bright living and dining spaces are filled with natural light, while the kitchen offers a walkout to a large deck with seating and cooking areas. A family room with vaulted ceilings overlooks the backyard and surrounding greenspace. The historic blacksmith shop has been beautifully reimagined as a unique secondary space full of character and possibility. Heated floors run throughout the expansive main level, featuring a bar, large dining table, and generous seating area for entertaining. The kitchen includes a Viking gas stove and hood, centre island, and three-panel undercounter fridge. Upstairs offers a spacious open concept space that can accommodated a seating area, bedroom with walk-in closet and 4-piece bathroom. Whether envisioned as a private studio, creative workspace, boutique business setting, or guest or in-law accommodation, the former workshop provides exceptional flexibility. A truly special property surrounded by the natural beauty of King Township, 435 Kettleby Road offers a rare combination of character and versatility-an opportunity unlike anything else on the market.
