165 m
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How do you assign a value to something that could never be built again? How do you put a price on a gift that has endured for more than 175 years? In 1850, before electricity and running water, an extraordinary home was hand-hewn from the forests along the Kennebecasis River in Hampton, New Brunswick. Every pointed arch, window and door, every bargeboard, corbel, intricate trim detail, as well as the iconic octagonal tower in the primary bedroom, was crafted not by machines, but by the skilled hands of master craftsmen. Hampton would come to know the home as, The Bride's House, since its construction was motivated by love for a sister preparing to marry the town's modest pastor. The brothers drew upon architectural influences carried home through the family's shipbuilding enterprise, helping establish the Gothic Revival style in Hampton while leaving behind a beloved historic landmark. Today, nearly two acres of beautifully landscaped waterfront surround the home, where breathtaking sunsets naturally draw you to the shoreline each evening. This is not an older home to be intimidated by; it is a historic home that has been lovingly restored. The current owners have poured their hearts into preserving its beauty while thoughtfully introducing the comforts of modern living. A ducted heat pump provides year-round comfort, the custom kitchen has been beautifully redesigned, original floors have been restored, electrical and plumbing have been updated, and insulation has been added to the walls and attic. The Bride's House is timeless, irreplaceable, and, therefore, truly invaluable. At last, this extraordinary gift is ready to be entrusted to its next steward.
Source: Public Records
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10/100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score ®
0/100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score ®
31/100
Bikable
Bike Score ®
Almost all errands require a car. It is possible to get on a bus. Minimal bike infrastructure.
The average walkability score in the surrounding area is Walk Score: 4/100, Transit Score: 0/100, Bike Score: 19/100.
Source: Realty.com
103 St. Andrews Street, Hampton, NB E5N 5W7 in Hampton, NB E5N 5W7 is a single family residence listed at $625,000. Highlights include 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, built in 1850. Realty.ca has 50 photos, sales history, school insights, and mortgage tools for this listing.
Realty.com has 50 photos of 103 St. Andrews Street.
Our records indicate that 103 St. Andrews Street was built in 1850.
The full address for this home is 103 St. Andrews Street, Hampton, NB E5N 5W7.
103 St. Andrews Street has been listed on Realty.com since Mon July 06, 2026
Almost all errands require a car. It is possible to get on a bus. Minimal bike infrastructure.
The average walkability score in the surrounding area is Walk Score: 4/100, Transit Score: 0/100, Bike Score: 19/100.
Listing provided courtesy of:
Keller Williams Capital Realty
(tel: (506) 216-8000)
Listing agent:
JEN RYAN
(tel: 506-647-2005)
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