Situated on a private cul de sac in the historic village of Queenston, Niagara-on the Lake, this traditionally designed home leaves little to be desired. Built of stone, in an era of opulence, this approximately 5500 square foot home is in an elevated position and boasts spectacular views of the  Niagara River. The classic home showcases quality workmanship from the early 20^th century;  marble fireplace mantels, shell design alcoves, gleaming hardwood floors and restyled kitchen and bathrooms to create a perfect blend of new and old. The welcoming foyer with grand staircase gives access to an elegant formal dining room,  spacious main lounge and sun room which opens through a wall of glass doors to a terrace overlooking the gardens and river. A corridor to the right of the stairs leads past a study on to the bright updated kitchen with sunny breakfast room. Directly off the kitchen and breakfast room area is an impressive addition, the beautiful heated Amdega conservatory, imported from Britain, featuring a gas fireplace and magnificent views of the river. To the left of the kitchen is a butler pantry/bar with quartz counters, an ice maker, mirrored cupboards and french doors opening to the garden. The master suite on the second level is glamorous with redesigned marble bathroom, private dressing area and wall of cupboards with built-in shelves and drawers. A library/reading room with marbled mantel is adjacent to the master suite. Two larger bedrooms next door are separated by a bathroom. Across the hall is an office  area with stairway to the full sized attic. Two more guest bedrooms with separate bathroom can be sectioned off and made private by closing a door. A back staircase from this area leads down to the kitchen foyer, double garage and staircase to the lower utility/hobby/wine cellar area. This magnificent home was lovingly built as a daughter’s wedding gift and is reminiscent of the time of The Great Gatsby.