19 West Street, Trinity, Newfoundland & Labrador

Slade / Hart House c. 1840, a Southcott Award-winning registered heritage structure is one of - if not the finest - pieces of mercantile vernacular architecture in historic Trinity, centrally located on well-landscaped grounds which include an abundance of herbaceous perennials, shrubs, berries, rhubarb, herbs and vegetables. The 2 1/2 story saltbox with substantial two-storey linhay is of robust balloon frame construction with solid wood 2.5 inch full studded pit sawn and splined exterior walls, with interior recessed diagonal corner bracing. The current owners purchased the house, which lay vacant for 25 years. A full restoration was undertaken to bring the house to current standards while preserving the integrity of the interior and exterior traditional architecture. The kitchen includes recently laminated birch countertops, and it opens to the large family room fitted with a new chimney and wood stove. The dining room with propane FP can host large dinner gatherings, and the adjacent formal living room also with a FP. There is a full bathroom and laundry room on the main floor. The second level has a large master with FP, a second substantial bedroom and a large linhay, the width of the house, currently with two beds, sitting and office area. The attic with a unique bell former has two additional finished rooms. All rooms of the house boast great views of the harbour and garden, especially on the upper levels. Some of the well-curated furnishings can be negotiable. As per the seller's directive, offers are to be presented September 17, 2025, allowing interested parties time to visit Trinity and view this outstanding home. The earliest closing date to accommodate the owners would be on October 15, 2025.

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