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I've been selling real estate in Hamilton for about 24 years and I know Hamilton inside an out. If this career fails, I KNOW I would be an asset to a taxi company. I spend a lot of time out and about and one of my favorite spots to stop and chill for a minute or two is James Street North.
James Street was Hamilton's little Italy or Little Portugal and you can see influences everywhere, in the gardens of nearby homes, the fish shops and grocery stores to the restaurants.
I seldom miss the Art Crawl, held second Friday of the month.
The street closes down, galleries open their doors late into the night, the atmosphere is just so electric, it reminds me of New York's West Village.
I usually go to the Mulberry Street cafe for the best grilled cheese sandwich in Hamilton and a cappuccino, sit on the patio and regroup.
Acclamation has great lamb and the Wild Orchid has always been a special spot for my husband and me, we go there to plan, plot and patch up after disagreements.
Ventura's is for special occasions.
James Street North Real Estate
The area is quirky and artsy, influenced by the early immigrants from Europe, namely Portuguese, Italian and South Americans. Home prices range from 200k upward to 300K+.
It's now the hub of the art scene with galleries and boutiques, restaurants and cafes.
The area is home to many galleries and is an art lovers heaven. Stoll to galleries, to great restaurants, cafes and live a life just a little more relaxed.
Walk to the West Harbour, hike, bike, canoe and fish on the lake.
This leafy neighbourhood is anchored by the beautiful St.Clair Boulevard.
The parcel of land on which the Boulevard was built was owned by the Rutherfords, whose house on the corner of St. Clair and Delaware was razed to complete the construction of the Boulevard.
Construction started in 1913 and was completed before 1930.
This is no subdivision of today, each home is architecturally unique.
St. Clair Real Estate
Homes here can be as low as $200,000 a few blocks from the Boulevard and as high as 500K on the Boulevard and anything in between.
Young families, professionals, creative types and GTA migrants love this area for it's architectural diversity, broad streets with mature trees and quiet community feel.
The history of Irish migration to British North America in the nineteenth-century has centered predominantly on those immigrants who were exiled from Ireland after the Great Famine, 1845-1850.
However, a significant number of Irishmen, both Protestant and Catholic, arrived in Canada as immigrants by choice in the years leading up to the Great Hunger.
Their immigration were often part of family economic strategies and, as such, they arrived in North America with a greater capability for early success.
Irish-Canadian historiography, moreover, has focused primarily on rural settlement, by far the most common choice of Irish migrants in the Canadas.
Yet, a significant number of Irishmen did settle in the growing urban centres of nineteenth-century Canada.
Conveniently located, steps to the Go Station and Public Transportation, Corktown is a commuter's dream.
The neighbouhood is dotted with semi-detached homes, larger detached homes and condos. Most condos were built in the 1960's with the exception of Chateau Royale, a hip condo building on James South, with great units and tons of amenities.
Homes start at around 200K+-.
Homes in the area
The area is full of cafes, patios, restaurants and pubs.
