464 Piper Street
A pre-Confederation stone farmhouse on a five-acre estate in Ayr.
464 Piper Street
Built in 1850, this stone farmhouse stands on five acres of manicured grounds near the river in Ayr. It remains a quiet family retreat, grounded by its original masonry.
Behind the historic stone facade lies a renovated family home, complete with an expansive great room, a modernized kitchen, and a separate coach house.
The multi-level wooden deck steps down to a stone-ringed fire pit and a quiet path through the trees.
The Great Room
Soaring vaulted ceilings and skylights bring the afternoon sun deep into this eight-hundred-square-foot space. Guests gather around the gas fireplace, surrounded by original exposed stone walls, while French doors open directly to the pool deck.
The original exposed stone wall and vaulted ceiling with skylights.
The Kitchen
A rustic wooden island serves as the center for morning coffee and evening prep work. Custom cabinetry in light green and white frames the stainless steel appliances, keeping everything clean and organized.
The wooden island and custom range hood.
The Pantry Door
A dark wood barn door glides open to reveal clean white built-in cabinetry.
The Bedroom Door
Another sliding barn door complements the wood paneling accent wall under the sloped ceiling.
Deep windows look out to the lawns, while wide-plank hardwood floors connect the main living areas.
The Coach House Apartment
This fully modernized space offers a private retreat for guests or extended family. High ceilings and a dedicated kitchen make it completely self-sufficient, situated just above the garage bays.
The Texture of Stone and Timber
Natural materials tie the historic farmhouse to its modern outbuildings. Exposed stone and warm wood paneling appear throughout the estate, grounding each room in the property's heritage.
Every room, in its place
