86 HERKIMER Street Unit# 13, Hamilton, Ontario, L8P 2G7

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Welcome to the historic “Herkimer Apartments”, one of Hamilton’s most prestigious condo conversions, located in the heart of the Durand neighbourhood. Designed by renowned architect William Palmer Witton and built in 1915, this landmark was once the pinnacle of luxury living, featuring marble staircases, ornate moldings, steam heating, and Canada’s first elevator and central vac system. It remains Ontario’s last standing building with a terracotta portico. Today, Herkimer Apartments continues to captivate with 23 exquisite condo’s including this stunning 1,728 sq ft unit, which retains its original floorplan and offers two separate entrances. Inside, you'll find gleaming dark hardwood floors, soaring high ceilings, 10” baseboards, crown molding, and elegant finishes throughout. The original servant’s door, steps into a discreet back entry with storage, a stunning 2-piece bath, laundry, and utility room. The bright, spacious kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, butler pantry station, and original swinging door leading to the formal dining room, ideal for hosting dinner parties and family gatherings. An adjacent sunroom features built-in bookcases and is the perfect space for a den or home office. The formal front entrance invites you into a spacious hallway and elegant living room featuring a fireplace with stunning Carrara marble surround and built-in bookshelves and the perfect place to relax or entertain. The bedroom wing boasts a newly renovated 4-piece bath with marble floors and two spacious bedrooms, including the primary with walk-in closet. Residents have access to a rooftop terrace with panoramic city views to enjoy. Updates incl furnace (2020) washer & dryer (2019) both bathrooms (2019). Just steps from St. Joseph’s Hospital, Locke Street S, parks, trails, GO Station and Hwy 403 access makes this is an extraordinary opportunity for the sophisticated buyer seeking a home with timeless elegance and historical significance. RSA. (id:27)