4522 7th Street SW

National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. This extraordinary historic home located on a 3/4 acre lot in a residential setting, this incredible historic home showcases 150-year old floors and an impressive collection of woodwork, including rich mahogany, chestnut, and walnut. The front foyer entry is exquisite with original ornate mahogany winding staircase, offers a warm and inviting welcome. The “Haman Bordner House” is a 2 1/2-story brick residence in the High Victorian Italianate style. Elements of the style reflected in this house include segmental arch 1/1 windows with hood molds, prominent paired roof brackents, semi-circular frieze windows, and a low-pitched hip roof. A sandstone molding over the entryway transom bears the date, “1880", and the names, "Haman Bordner and Lidia Bordner.” The prominent porch is a later addition to the house. Home has 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, parlour, original refinished flooring throughout most of the home, 3 original chandeliers, 5 original room light fixtures, original cabinet from floor to ceiling on main floor and one on second floor. The parlour features original draperies sourced from the renowned Palace Theatre, adding a touch of vintage elegance. The exterior features several gardens bursting with vibrant blooms throughout the spring, summer, and fall, creating a stunning display that surrounds the home. The current owner has overseen extensive upgrades and renovations throughout the home, thoughtfully preserving its integrity and historic charm while honouring its original character. A complete list of upgrades and renovations are attached as a supplement.