Imagine living in a period stone school house with the amenities of an urban home!  This affordable home features an open concept kitchen/dining/living area made cozy & warm by top of the line Napolean 1900 Woodstove (also has forced air propane gas heating).  The main floor also includes a welcoming foyer, 3 piece bathroom and a den.

Upstairs you walk into a loft style family room loads of character & charm.  Off the family room you have a convenient 2nd floor laundry/storage room.  The master bedroom is good sized with a walk-in closet and other storage.  You can soak in your clawfoot soaker tub and gaze out to the stars through the skylight above.  The ensuite is complimented by a stand-alone shower.  The 2nd floor is capped off by a good sized 2nd bedrom.

• Built in 1860 (150 years old this year) as a one room school house. It was technically call S.S. #9, which means school section #9, but locals called in “Cooper school” as it is near the SE corner of 8th Line and Cooper Hill Rd.
• It is a stone house, referred to as field stone construction
• Functioned as a school house until sometime in the 1960s. Many of the locals attended school here.
• Converted to a residence sometime in the 1970’s with a major renovation sometime in the 1990s.
• The building is not designated as historic, but it is believed it would qualify as heritage

The one acre property is surrounded by forest, has a big shed for storage and workshop, a wood storage shed.  about 1/4 of the property is separated by a hedge and there is a 2000 plus square foot concrete pad with electrical service to be used as you wish (City of Ottawa permitting).