1913 M.H.T. Hodgson House “Kitsuksis” in Port Alberni, British Columbia

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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Home’s History

Dating back to 1913, Kitsuksis House bears the hallmark of Samuel Maclure’s architectural brilliance.

Maclure, celebrated for his Arts & Crafts designs, infused this residence with timeless elegance and meticulous craftsmanship.

Originally crafted amidst the verdant hills of Pt Alberni, this home has witnessed generations pass, each leaving its mark on its storied walls.

Its Current State

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Today, Kitsuksis House stands proudly, its enduring beauty undiminished by the passage of time.

Solid Fir and Cedar, both inside and out, serve as a testament to the enduring quality of its construction. 

Updated with modern amenities such as a gas furnace, H/W tank, and a permanent Interlock metal roof, the home seamlessly blends period charm with contemporary convenience.

Exterior Photos

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Beyond its welcoming facade lies a landscape of unparalleled beauty.

The expansive 4.18-acre lot, characterized by its wooded expanse and hillside setting, offers a tranquil retreat from the bustle of modern life.

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Outdoor features such as a detached workshop, balcony, and low-maintenance yard with a well invite residents to embrace the natural splendor that surrounds them.

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A small garage made with meticulous craftsmanship, and serene surroundings bless this magnificent property and must be seen to be fully appreciated.

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Interior Photos

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Step inside to discover a treasure trove of architectural delights. 

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French doors beckon you from the covered verandah into a world of understated luxury. 

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The entry into the home is a vivid experience, as the entire property has a very old-school classic design which is a sight to see.

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The formal dining room, adorned with board and batt paneling, boasts a built-in sideboard and beamed 9′ ceilings adorned with deep crown moldings. 

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The white-themed kitchen, designed with cabinets and modern-day materials, boasts a wonderful element to the homely vibe of the house.

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A cozy den offers respite, complete with a quaint fireplace, while a stunning staircase leads to the primary bedroom, featuring its own fireplace and private verandah. 

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With a total of six bedrooms, including two on the main level, and three bathrooms, including a 3-piece accessible bath, the interior of Kitsuksis House exudes both grandeur and warmth.

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The beautiful Victorian staircase leads you to the upper floor, which has a distinct charm of its own with a gorgeous fireplace and a simple yet effective design.

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Furthermore, in case the home fails to provide ample space and amenities, it also has a basement which has its own bedroom and a living room.

There is a designated laundry room as well which further adds to the holistic wellness of the home.

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