Commanding a gentle hilltop among Port Hope's most architecturally significant estates, 92 Augusta Street, historically known as Pine House, sits on approximately 1.5 expansive acres-one of the largest parcels in the heritage district. The property extends gracefully from Augusta Street to Gifford Street. A sweeping circular drive leads to this understatedly elegant residence, where a classic brick facade is beautifully anchored by a signature octagonal turret. Inside, grand principal rooms feature soaring ceilings, intricate carved mouldings, and delicate etched glass, blending old-world glamour with contemporary comfort. Walk your guests through the double doors and treat them to pre-dinner drinks by the cozy fireplace in the formal living room. Dinner will be served in the turret, sure to leave a lasting impression. The sunken family room is a perfect space for family dinners and for kids and adults to watch movies and play games. The meticulous restoration of this four-bedroom home strikes a masterful balance, preserving the grandeur of its formal spaces while cultivating an inviting atmosphere for everyday living. A sun-filled staircase leads you to a welcoming hallway where four bedrooms await. The primary retreat features a cozy sitting area, fireplace and ensuite bath. Situated approximately 109 kilometres east of Toronto, Port Hope is widely celebrated for having the best-preserved 19th-century streetscape in Canada. With a choice of several great restaurants and the Capitol Theatre, the town punches far above its weight when it comes to food and culture. Trinity College School (TCS) is a prestigious independent boarding and day school located on a beautiful 100-acre campus. Whether envisioned as a magnificent primary residence or a sophisticated weekend retreat, 92 Augusta Street awaits its next storied chapter