Stately executive family residence being the first designated heritage home in Kitchener (built in 1925), overlooking Victoria Park. This home was designed by William Schmalz (architect of the historic City Hall of Kitchener – 1924) for Norman Schneider, M.P., who served as a Member of Parliament for Waterloo North located in the Historic District of Victoria Park. Norman Schneider was chairman of the Board of Directors of J.M. Schneider Inc. and son of the prominent sausage maker and meat packer J.M. Schneider. The house makes a significant statement with its impressive façade and the large lot, abutting Victoria Park, and provides the ideal family setting. It is the tenth stop on the Victoria Park Historical Walking Tour. The front porch features pilasters and pediment. Spacious rooms create a sense of casual elegance with windows offering extraordinary views and romantic landscapes. The large southern exposure Living Room features a wood-burning fireplace with traditional mantel; the formal Dining Room includes views of the park. Relax after dinner in the bright sunroom with cork flooring adjacent to the Dining Room. The Dinette overlooks the back yard and park. Outdoor spaces include the expansive and spacious 1,000 square foot interlock and armor-stone patio for outdoor dining and entertainment easily accessible and serviced from the rear door to the Kitchen. Other desirable features of this executive home include bathrooms on all four (4) floors and a double garage – unexpected in homes of this vintage. The home is lovely, and the setting is exceptional with expansive lawns, gardens and pathways through the park. This home is close in proximity to the Iron Horse Trail which leads to Belmont Village, uptown Waterloo, through the park to both the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. It has been meticulously maintained, restored and updated with the finest materials.
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an historic gem in one of kitchener’s most beloved neighborhoods a special property steps to Victoria Park Lake with Picture Perfect Details inside and out this is 76 Schneider Avenue this stately home built in 1925 is steeped in history designed by William schaltz for Norman Schneider the facade catches the eye of every passer by the principal rooms are large bright and the main living room with Southern Exposure features a wood burning fireplace the formal dining room with Victoria Park views is a private space with Gorgeous architectural details and hardwood floors just off this room a relaxing sunro room with cork flooring and large Windows overlooking the outdoor entertaining spaces the bright kitchen with a separate dining space features plenty of storage and is an ideal Gathering Place the bedrooms are Grand with Timeless details reflecting a level of quality synonymous with homes from this era [Music] and modern touches including this wet room with twin showers a cast bathtub marble heated floor and TV the upper Loft level with three more bedrooms and a bathroom makes this property a perfect place for a large family or overnight guests the lower level is a Speak Easy style entertainment destination with a 180 bottle wine room copper ceiling and flagstone [Music] floor the entertaining spaces continue outside with expansive Lawns patios and paths leading through the park an attraction on the Victoria Park historical walking tour this home holds chapters of history from kitchener’s past now available for the next chapter to be written 76 Schnider Avenue a part of History an example of quality featuring modern and Timeless design to see this home in person contact Nick penes from the Rego team at corkran Horizon realy