Historic Kingston mansion lets you live, work, and maybe run a secret spy operation.
Step into a piece of Kingston history-where 1825 charm meets bold modern character and business-ready versatility.
1863 Sydenham Road — Silverstone House isn’t just a home; it’s an experience. Built in 1825 by Kingston’s first mayor as a stagecoach inn, this limestone landmark now blends historic grandeur with business flexibility.
Zoned residential and commercial, it offers live/work possibilities or income potential — plus parking for nine cars (or secret agents, your choice). Inside, hand-painted finishes, slate counters, and sun-filled rooms meet a private oasis with walled gardens and screened porch.
Bonus features include a grand ballroom-turned-primary suite, an original men’s bar as a dining room, and a 1,487 sq. ft. separately accessed commercial office space. Basically, it’s part castle, part home office, and all jaw-dropping.
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