312 Bayfield Street

One of the solid red-brick houses that went up along Bayfield when Barrie was still a lake town rather than a commuter one. It has been carefully looked after rather than gutted, which is increasingly rare on this street.

Original baseboards, casings and the staircase are all intact and stripped back to the wood. The kitchen was redone in 2019 in a way that doesn't fight the age of the house — shaker fronts, soapstone, a proper pantry.

Three bedrooms upstairs, two full bathrooms, and a third-floor attic that is dry, insulated and framed for a fourth bedroom or a studio should you want it.

Deep south-facing garden with a mature black walnut. Codrington school catchment, and a nine-minute walk to the waterfront.