HALIFAX DOWNTOWN VINTAGE FLAT 5 BEDROOMS SLEEPS 8 - BUSINESS + VACATION + STUDY

This vintage flat is in the heart of the city with everything you might need a block away on Quinpool Rd. The Atlantic Superstore, Pharmacies, Canadian Tire, Nova Scotia Liquor Commission and entertainment, pubs, shops and the best restaurants in Halifax. The house is about 120 years old with tall ceilings and original Douglas Fir (painted) woodwork. There are five furnished bedrooms that occupy two floors and all are large, cozy and comfortable to stretch out and relax. The kitchen has everything for a sit-down meal. It serves as the social hub as the rooms take up the rest of the space in the flat. There is no living room. I installed quality "top-of-the-steps (baby) gate" for families with young children or for babies who are learning to explore in a safely. The main 2nd floor has has 3 large bedrooms - there are two rooms on the 3rd floor sought after for privacy. The maximum available sleeping capacity in the 5 bedrooms is 7 adults, 1 little person and a baby. :) The old-fashioned kitchen has the original cedar floor boards. The table with red chairs and stools gives this fully equipped kitchen all you need for making a sit-down meal. I have a baby-highchair depending on your need for them. I also have 2 travel beds for babies. There are 3 flat screen TVs - 32 inch. The main bathroom was renovated this spring 2015 and is a small bathroom when compared to today's standards. There is even a smaller a half bathroom on the 3rd floor with a washtub for hand-laundry. There is no washer and dryer on this site but there is a laundry mat two blocks away. The QEII Hospital is across street on Robie and downtown to historic waterfront is 20 minutes by foot - it takes you along route of the Halifax Commons and Skating Oval; Children's Playground and wading pool, a Skate Board Park; the Museum of Natural History and the Public (Victorian) Gardens. All of these sites appeal to different groups of people visiting Halifax. The Universities i.e., Saint Mary’s, Dalhousie, and Nascad, English as a Alternate Language Schools and Business Colleges are close. The Canadian Museum of Immigration and Pier 21 are national treasures. Cabs take two minutes to arrive at the door on Pepperell Street. Next to Citadel Hill, the corner of Pepperell Street and Robie is the 2nd highest spot in Halifax for a view of the city that overlooks the Common Roots Urban Farm, which is used in part for raising vegetables to support our city food bank. My family, friends and neighbours all garden there. You can browse Common Roots urban farm at your leisure . . . :)