Step into timeless charm with this 1.5-story T. Eaton house, built in 1926 with robust old-growth fir framing and a styrofoam block basement. Spanning [insert sq. ft.], this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home blends historic character with modern upgrades, fully renovated 10 years ago. The main floor boasts 9’ ceilings and original fir flooring, creating a warm, inviting ambiance. The spacious living room (9’7”x21’) and dining room (8’2”x12’7”) feature a cozy gas fireplace, perfect for Saskatchewan winters. The updated kitchen (11’5”x9’5”) shines with stainless steel appliances, butcher block countertops, a country-style sink, and an Italian imported gas stove, complemented by a 5’x8’ pantry with open stainless steel storage. The luxurious bathroom (10’10”x11’6”) showcases an antique clawfoot tub, a 5’ tiled walk-in shower, and antique cabinetry accents, with a separate toilet and pedestal basin for convenience. Main floor laundry adds practicality. Upstairs, the massive primary bedroom (15’8”x17’6”) offers original fir flooring, two dormer windows, a ceiling fan, and custom cabinetry crafted from repurposed barn wood lined with beech. A window-mounted AC unit keeps it cool. The downstairs bedroom (17’1”x13’8”) features carpeted floors, open pine-clad beams, and a copper-and-pine ladder to a charming 6’x11’ loft. The unfinished basement (29’6”x21’6”) provides ample storage, with a 230’ deep well, 1400-gallon septic tank, and a 40-gallon electric hot water heater. The gas fireplace heats most of the home, with an electric recessed wall heater in the bathroom. The roof was completely professionally re-shingled 2 years ago.