6 Pequegnat Avenue, Kitchener

The times keep a’ changing, and not many knew that as well as Arthur Pequegnat, founder of then-Berlin’s (and now Kitchener’s) world renowned clock company.  Now sitting on the corner of his namesake street is the first of The Old Berlin Brickworks Fraternal Twins. Proud for centuries now, Old Berliners understand that an extra attention to detail makes a difference for decades to come.  Old world bricklaying and architecture makes the most of the land given.  Wide lots after a severance are a real rarity these days, making this real estate quite irreplaceable.  The residence "Arthur" faces out to the west and just a shade to the south, ushering in the sun's radiance via its two story window set.  A robust four story iron picket and oak staircase leads to down to the cellar.  An outstanding feature is the third floor family room and secondary master, with a superb morning bathtub - plus the best laundry room view around as a nice little bonus.  The basement’s been roughed in for second laundry and spare bath, too.  The convenient main floor powder room is tucked away by the garage entry, a garage which offers a little extra room for a hobby.  Kitchen-Aided dovetail drawers compliment the dove-like appearance of this stunning quartz capped install.  Sliders and a transome provide the dining space with some extra flair for a nice meal, while the mill work in the family room sets the scene for basking under a two story window set (or for basking in the firelight in the wintertime).  Juliette can look down from either an indoor or outdoor balcony, and the secondary master has an office/guest room with ‘spa’ written all over it.  The two kids’ bedrooms will have to fight over being the last one to step foot on the fun tile in the main bath.  This is craftsmanship and design at a level which Arthur himself would most likely commend.  Calculate the price of a downtown piece of real estate, and immediately discover the value in this over-2,800 square foot custom residence.   All we did was stage it with a clock, as you'll know when it’s your time.