1002 9th Street, Perdue, Saskatchewan

About 1002 9th Street

Welcome to 1002 9th Street, Purdue. Built in 1908 as The Union Bank, it was purchased by the Royal Bank of Canada in 1928 and boasts 2499 sq ft of living space with original vaults. Enter through the tiled foyer and open the double glass doors to the home. Main floor has 12 ft high ceilings with open concept design with natural light from the oversized windows. The open concept continues with a loft between 2 stories supported by large pillars originally from the Kinley Elevator. The kitchen located at the front of the home has a good amount of cupboard and counter space, added island, and a stove and cook top. Plenty of space in the family room with a brick feature wall, and open loft feel to the upstairs of the home. The second floor consists of a renovated 4 piece washroom featuring a double vanity, and large stand up shower. The primary bedroom has all the space you need, and features a stand alone claw foot soaker tub. Two additional bedrooms finish off the second level. The basement has a family room, space that could be used as an additional bedroom, mechanical room, and plenty of space for storage. Outside the home you have a large yard which sits on a double lot, ground level patio area, sheds, and plenty of privacy. Perdue has a 18 hole golf course, a grocery store, insurance agency, daycare, post office, credit union, and massage therapists, and a new skating rink/curling rink for winter activities. Located just 30 minutes from Saskatoon, this is perfect for someone looking for small town living but having the convenience of a short commute to the city. Very good opportunity to own a one of a kind home! (id:36535)

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