Grand estate nestled in Cobourg's main street. This estate main home has 6 bedrooms & 5 bathrooms. Enchanting ambiance of years gone by with craftsmanship detail to baseboards, trim and crown moulding. Boasts 10' and 11' ceilings, 5 garden walk-outs and large bright windows to view this private backyard paradise with super size in ground pool and gazebo. Recent metal roof has been installed for years of maintenance free costs. The coach house has 2 apartments.

An absolutely unique property that rarely is available.

In the 1840's the Cobourg Turf Club constructed a race course on this property. After the club was disbanded the land was bought by Roderick Pringle, a local lawyer, who built a residence on it in 1877. Pringle was an active member of the Conservative Party and a friend of Sir John A. MacDonald.

In 1905 the property was sold to George Howe of Pittsburg who remodeled it as a summer residence and gave it the name "Midfield".

The notable architectural features referred to in its designation as a Heritage Property are the Palladian window in the west wall and the colonnade of the south verandah.