Dylan McComiskey*A rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of land in the heart of historic Maryhill — where nearly an acre of property creates the canvas for what comes next. Welcome to 1256 Maryhill Road, an extraordinary 0.907-acre property offering a combination increasingly difficult to find: an expansive parcel of land, a character-filled stone home dating to approximately 1885, mature surroundings and exciting possibilities for the future. For those envisioning something new, the true significance of this offering may lie in the land itself. With approximately 0.907 acres, the property presents an exceptional setting on which to explore the construction of a spectacular custom residence surrounded by space, greenery and the distinctive character of village living. Even more intriguing is the potential to explore severance of the property into two residential building lots, creating the possibility for two new homes side-by-side. Whether envisioned for a builder, investor, extended family or an owner wishing to create one home while unlocking the potential of the remaining land, this is an opportunity that deserves serious consideration. Any severance, redevelopment, building configuration and permitted uses would be subject to applicable municipal and regional approvals, zoning, servicing requirements and other governing authorities. Standing on the property today is a charming circa-1885 stone residence, a reminder of the generations that have called this rural community home. Inside, approximately 1,590 sq. ft. of above-grade living space provides a surprisingly functional layout with three bedrooms and multiple gathering spaces. The main level features separate living and dining rooms, a bright kitchen with abundant cabinetry and workspace, and an additional family/sitting room overlooking the greenery beyond. Large windows bring natural light into the principal rooms, while the home's wood flooring, traditional proportions and original character provide a connection to its past. Walkouts from the home lead directly into the yard, allowing everyday living to extend naturally outdoors. Upstairs, three bedrooms provide private family accommodations, including a generously proportioned primary bedroom. An additional basement area offers storage and utility space. Step outside and the scale of this property becomes immediately apparent. The 0.907-acre lot stretches well beyond the home, offering an impressive amount of open lawn framed by mature trees and established vegetation. There is room for gardens, outdoor living, children's play areas, pets and simply enjoying the kind of space that has become increasingly difficult to obtain. Gardeners can imagine expansive vegetable and perennial gardens. Families can picture children enjoying an enormous backyard. Those seeking privacy can embrace the mature landscape already surrounding the property. And for someone with a completely different vision, the land provides the opportunity to begin imagining what could be created here from the ground up. From above, the property's scale is unmistakable — a substantial parcel nestled into the established fabric of Maryhill with countryside and agricultural lands forming part of the broader landscape. Maryhill is one of those special Southern Ontario communities where history is still very much part of the landscape. It is a setting that offers something increasingly valuable: small-community atmosphere without giving up access to the surrounding urban centres. Maryhill Road itself continues north to the Wellington County boundary, placing the village naturally between Waterloo Region and the Guelph area. From here, residents can travel toward Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo, Breslau and Cambridge, while connections to the broader regional road network provide access for commuters travelling throughout Waterloo and Wellington Counties. The result is an appealing balance — come home to mature trees, open countryside and a quieter village environment while remaining connected to employment, shopping, restaurants, universities, services and amenities throughout the surrounding region. BUILD. SEVER. RESTORE. REIMAGINE.519-897-4020519-591-7413519-716-7253dylan@therizteam.comNicole Shantz*nicole@therizteam.comRiz Jadavji* Team Leadriz@therizteam.com 3 Bedroom | 1.5 Bathroom | 1590 SqFt Built in 1885 | Taxes $4,829.72/2026 Lot Size: 134.31ft x 316.32ft (0.907 acres) Welcomes you to 1256 MARYHILL RD Maryhill, Ontario, N0B 2B0 Royal Lepage Wolle Realty 71 Weber St. E, Kitchener, ON N2H 1C6 519-578-7300 519.716.7253 riz@therizteam.com www.therizteam.comNot intended to solicit Sellers or Buyers currently under written contract with another Realtor®. Although the information contained within is from sources believed to be reliable, no warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy being subject to errors, omissions, conditions, prior lease, withdrawal or other changes without notice and same should not be relied upon w
Distinguished Property Features Home built in 1885 3 Bed and 1.5 Bath Lot front: 134 feet Depth: 316 feet Front living room - Oak Hardwood floor Dining room - Oak hardwood floor, sliding doors to backyard Kitchen - Black cherry & maple hardwood floor Island/peninsula Laundry room off the kitchen on the main floor 4 pc main bathroom Spacious family room at the back with slider doors to backyard Wood stove (Negotiable) 2 pc bathroom upstairs Furnace replaced 2015 Lot has been conditionally approved for severance, offering the potential to build two homes side by side Buyer to conduct their own due diligence regarding development potential and all applicable municipal approvals. Severance and development opportunities are subject to final approval by the applicable authorities. Seller will provide all documentation completed thus far. House Lot Lot Front: 21.242 meters / 69.69 feet Lot Depth (Ft): 96.414 meters / 316.32 feet and 96.457 meters / 316.46 feet Rear: 20.117 meters / 66 feet Lot Size: 1937.1 meters or 0.479 Acres Adjacent Lot Lot Front: 19.696 meters / 64.62 feet Lot Depth (Ft): 95.46 meters / 313.19 feet and 95.065 meters / 311.89 feet Rear: 20.117 / 66 feet Lot Size: 1733.5 square meters or 0.428 Acres
Rich in history and rural character, Maryhill is one of Woolwich Township’s distinctive countryside communities, offering a lifestyle shaped by generations of local heritage and agricultural tradition. The village is perhaps best recognized for the historic St. Boniface Church, a longstanding local landmark that reflects Maryhill’s deep roots and strong sense of community. The surrounding landscape is characterized by working farms, country properties, rolling fields and scenic rural roads that showcase the natural beauty of this part of Waterloo Region. Maryhill retains the quieter, neighbourly atmosphere of a traditional Ontario village, where community connections and an appreciation for the countryside remain an important part of everyday life. Beyond the village, residents can enjoy the broader character of Woolwich Township, renowned for its farming heritage, local markets, seasonal events and charming rural communities. It’s a setting that offers something increasingly rare—a genuine country lifestyle with a rich history and an enduring sense of place.Maryhill Near By AmenitiesSCHOOLS Waterloo Region District School Board Waterloo Catholic District School Board JK-8 9-12 BUSED BUSED JK-8 9-12 St. Boniface C.E.S. St. David Catholic S.S Conestogo P.S. Elmira District S.S. BUSED BUSED
NEIGHBOURHOODFLOOR PLANS Maryhill’s convenient location offers residents the tranquility of country living while remaining within easy reach of Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph. Surrounded by the picturesque countryside of Woolwich Township, the area is known for its scenic landscapes, open spaces and welcoming community atmosphere. Nearby parks, recreational facilities, trails and local amenities provide plenty of opportunities to enjoy an active lifestyle, while convenient access to surrounding urban centres makes shopping, dining and everyday necessities easily accessible. Families are drawn to Maryhill for its peaceful setting and strong sense of community, making it an ideal place to enjoy a relaxed rural lifestyle without being far from the conveniences of the city.