An 1875 farmhouse with 21st-century attitude
The oldest residential building in Paris, France, built in 1407, is the former home of Nicolas Flamel at 51, rue de Montmorency in the third arrondissement.
If you were, say, a former Parisian in Ontario and found yourself “jealous” of your “European counterparts who were buying old mills and old homes” during the COVID-19 pandemic, perhaps you might check the Niagara region for a country house, since some of Ontario’s oldest, from the late 1700s and early 1800s, are located there.
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