32 Samuel Street
A two-unit brick home from 1900, set minutes from downtown.
32 Samuel Street
Built in 1900 on Samuel Street, this two-storey brick residence stands within an easy walk of downtown Kitchener, transit links, and neighbourhood parks.
Inside, refinished original hardwoods span two full living suites served by four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a two-car garage.
Morning light breaks through the arched window and spills across refinished timber.
The living room
Evenings gather easily around the media wall, where tall ceilings and an arched window pull in afternoon sun. The wide opening into the dining area keeps conversations moving between spaces without missing a beat.
Curved archway framing the refinished hardwood floor.
The subway tile run
White tile lines the wall behind pale wood cabinetry and counter space.
The breakfast bar
An open half-wall connects meal preparation directly with the dining area.
Two independent kitchens give each level of the home its own quiet rhythm.
The main kitchen
Weekend prep unfolds across the central island while friends gather along the breakfast counter. Wide floor space and broad prep surfaces keep everyday cooking entirely uncomplicated.
Refinished hardwood
Restored timber runs underfoot across both upper levels, lending a quiet continuity from room to room. Each space takes the day's light differently while sharing the same grounded texture.
The second suite kitchen
A self-contained kitchen gives guests or tenants total privacy to cook, dine, and live on their own schedule. It keeps multi-generational living simple and completely independent.
The deep covered porch looks out across the lawn toward Samuel Street.
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