Richard Pagani (1930), was a Guelph born architect & stalwart in Guelphs mid-century architectural history. His designs were described as imaginative and beyond the ordinary (excerpt from the publication Guelph: Perspectives on a Century of Change 1900-2000). The upper Callander Drive neighbourhood displays true mid-century Guelph and his modernist architectural designs. This home (lucky number 88), was built in 1959, two years after Richard Pagani opened his architectural practice in Guelph. Perched on a spectacular 80 x 120 ft-deep lot with majestic views of Guelph, this 2300 sq-ft home was meticulously restored to its original charm but with added creative touches that enhanced & splendidly married modern contemporary minimalist with Guelphs unique mid-century charm. As you enter the original slate floor foyer you will be enthralled by its open and airy feel. It has vaulted ceilings and custom designed Paragon kitchen with Caesarstone quartz countertops & European range hood. There are modern touches like the custom black iron stairway railing to the upper two-bedroom retreat, the lower living room with gas fire place, and the to-die-for lightsome yoga room. There is also a home office or even optional bedroom that captures the new work-from-home comforts in a truly special way. Side entrance to lower floor and backyard shaded to the north with mature trees and the botanical beauty of the gardens await your ownership and of course the warmth and renewal of Spring. Lower 3-pc bathroom, new furnace and AC 2019, electrical panel and several updates, classic finishes and refinishes (real mahogany wall feature) that will attract a buyer yearning for refreshing design, uniqueness and creativity beyond the ordinary! (id:10452)

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