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2355 RAYMO RD - RE-LISTED AT A NEW PRICE

Fifty glorious off-grid acres of forest and granite, pond and excellent cabin (and bunkie) and solar power and jaw-dropping night skies.


625 KING ST W IN GANANOQUE

A Gananoque triplex of almost 4000 sf. Not to mention eight bedrooms and 2.5 storeys. A blend of the very new and the character-full Victorian. The young whippersnapper and the grizzled veteran.


1 PLACE D’ARMES #61

A spacious townhouse condominium in Frontenac Village with direct access to the pool via a lovely terrace with apple tree.


WOLFE ISLAND PASSIVE HOUSE

The most structurally precise, most energy-efficient house I’ve ever listed. And one of the prettiest. I’m gob-smacked.


25 WELLINGTON ST - NEW PRICE

The majestic and marvellous limestone home situated at 25 Wellington St has been relisted this morning at $1.375M, down from $1.5M. Which is not to suggest for a minute that there was anything wrong with where it started. It’s just an acknowledgement that it’s an odd, soft market and an uncertain world, and sometimes that can make for the rarest sort of opportunity.


135 JAMES ST

It’s always reminded me of a farmhouse, some clapboard remnant of Kingston’s sparser past, but I’m dead wrong, apparently. Still a fascinating Inner Harbour property, full of possibility and


AMHERST ISLAND ACREAGE

I first walked these 98 acres with the seller back in the fall of 2025 and haven’t stopped thinking about them since. I clambered down to the shoreline other side of the road, dug shards of pottery from the cliff, stared south (a little sadly) towards America. Afterwards I walked to the pond near the back of the land and marvelled at the variety of landscapes I’d moved through. There was something surreal about the experience, as if I was as likely to run into cheetah or hyena as I was tweed-clad birder. I could breathe better, and think more clearly. I wanted to both laugh and cry, sleep and run.


RECENTLY SOLD

51 QUEBEC ST

A detached Inner Harbour home and also a mourning dove, sat high in the dying pine.

6 ST CATHERINE ST

An Inner Harbour home that’s as inscrutable as it is lovely, both inside and out back. With a toboggan hill at the end of the street..

7 ADELAIDE ST

A red-brick house with an in-ground pool and a lower-level in-law suite.

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