Built for Captain Christian Iversen in 1920, this dwelling sits on a spacious double corner lot in Old Town Lunenburg. You can feel the history as you walk onto the cascading verandah that comfortably hugs 3 sides of the abode. The Pillars &... Built for Captain Christian Iversen in 1920, this dwelling sits on a spacious double corner lot in Old Town Lunenburg. You can feel the history as you walk onto the cascading verandah that comfortably hugs 3 sides of the abode. The Pillars & turned posts are the keel of this home as it continues to stand proud. Inside a warm entry greets you with the original wood trim and flooring. With the bespoke windows of yesteryear allowing the natural light to enter the rooms. A large parlor offers welcome to all, and the keeping room allows chatter to flow into the updated kitchen. The dining room is warm with the sheen of the original wood and sits perfectly alongside the kitchen for convenient access. The lower basement level is large and is home to the warmth of a pellet stove and the finishings are open for your suggestions. Cascade up the central stairwell and you will see that the home boasts 4 spacious bedrooms that offer large closets for their day. You can redefine the rooms for other purposes, such as an office or sewing room. The homes main 4 pce bath also on this level rests alongside the bedrooms. The third level offers an extremely spacious attic which is accessed by another stairwell. Reimagine this space and let your mind take you where it may. The views over the Lunenburg harbour are very pleasing from the large windows vantage points. Stroll in just minutes to the Town's center allowing yourself to bathe in the history as you meander past the colorful facades of the homes of former times. From the waterfront you can watch the Bluenose ll raise it’s sails and glide out into the harbour. Live with today’s amenities while allowing yourself the privilege of residing in a Town brimming with history. All while living in a stunning structure. You need only say," Permission to come aboard Captain". Read More