435 Kettleby Road is a rare offering where history and home intertwine, set on a unique property with two distinct buildings that expand how you can live, host, and invest in your future. 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. It features two bedrooms, including a spacious primary retreat with a large walk-in closet (converted from a third bedroom) and a 5-piece ensuite. Bright living and dining spaces are filled with natural light, while the kitchen walks out to a large deck with dedicated seating and cooking areas. A family room with vaulted ceilings overlooks the backyard and surrounding greenspace. What truly sets this property apart is the fully reimagined blacksmith's house, a second standalone building that offers exceptional flexibility for today's lifestyles. With heated floors throughout the main level, it includes a bar, large dining area, and generous lounge space for entertaining. The kitchen is equipped with a Viking gas stove and hood, centre island, and undercounter refrigeration. Upstairs, an open concept layout accommodates a bedroom, seating area, walk-in closet, and 4-piece bathroom. Ideal for in-law suite potential, multigenerational living, or extended guest space, this second residence creates a rare opportunity to keep family close while maintaining privacy and independence. Surrounded by the natural beauty of King Township, 435 Kettleby Road offers a combination of history, versatility, and lifestyle that is rarely found.
