벽난로가 있는 웰링턴 휴가지 숙소

Waterfront Comfy Guesthouse, Prince Edward County

Beautiful waterfront unit nestled along the shores of Weller's Bay in lovely Prince Edward County, with a large yard directly accessing waterfront, and great views from the deck. 1.5 hrs from the GTA. Your own entrance, deck, bbq, fire pit, kayaks, canoes,paddleboards,etc . Free access to a 50 acre private property with forested hiking trails. Close to other hiking trails, fishing spots, sand beaches. Ice fishing is popular on Weller's Bay during winter, close to skidoo trails,a local ski hill.

The Cozy Postmaster’s House PEC w/ new Hot Tub!

EXCITING NEWS: our HOT TUB has now been installed at the house - relaxing and just for you! Escape to the birthplace of wine in Prince Edward County at the historic Postmaster's House in Hillier. This charming 3-bedroom house from the 1890s offers a cozy fireplace and is surrounded by over 40 vineyards. Explore wineries, restaurants, breweries, North Beach, Millennium Trail, and Wellington village, all just a bike ride away. Unwind and immerse yourself in the beauty of this idyllic destination.

Picton PEC Treetops Cottage 2 bed 2 bath house

ST-2019-0273 Renovated 1880s carriage house, 2 beds, 2 baths. Private yard on a quiet street in the heart of Picton, 5 min. walk to the County's finest restaurants, brewpubs, shops, and galleries; 12 minutes by car to Sandbanks' beaches. Surrounded by trees and facing 500 acres of green space, including the historic Glenwood Cemetery, Treetops is a 2-minute walk to the Millennium Trail, a 46 km route for walking and biking. The wineries a drive away, Treetops Cottage is at the heart of PEC.

Prince Edward Landing

Victorian Home in PEC gets a full renovation to become a one of a kind vacation home. Featured in the Globe & Mail the house is a 2018 restoration of old-world charms with as many contemporary comforts as one wishes. From the gorgeous landscape and a screened-in, white-trim front porch to the fully modern spectacular interior The back of the house is a stunning starkly contemporary black box, designed by architect Jay Pooley, a lecturer at the University of Toronto’s school of architecture.

The Bloomfield Guest House

Are you looking for an awe-inspiring, peaceful, retreat-like setting for your visit to The County? Book this well-crafted private guest-house in charming Bloomfield, perfectly located between Wellington and Picton. The expansive farm-field view will instantly ground and settle your being. Every aspect of this luxury offering has been designed and built with integrity and care. We welcome you to embody a felt-sense of coming home. Follow us @thebloomfieldguesthouse Licence # ST-2022-0076

The Prince Edward County Church, A Unique Escape

Stunning 1800's converted church in Prince Edward County with modern amenities on huge property. This unique 4 bedroom massive space has been restored to give a modern feel with all the old unique charm. Sitting on 3 acres, this property backs on to the Bay of Quinte. Only 15 minutes from the closest vineyard, 20 minutes from Wellington & Bloomfield. Property includes Wifi, Netflix, PrimeTV, Sonos fresh linens/towels, coffee, laundry, firewood for wood burning and a gas fireplace & more!

The Meadow House - Prince Edward County Modern

Welcome to The Meadow House! This bright and cozy modern home is nestled in one of the most coveted locations in Prince Edward County. We offer the luxury experience you deserve to truly relax and unwind. Centered among the best wineries, breweries, restaurants, shops, as well as a quick drive or bike ride to Wellington and the Drake Devonshire, our guests can experience all that the county has to offer with ease. You can see more pics @themeadowhousePEC Licence number ST-2023-0107

The Village Suites - The Lodge

Beautiful 2 bedroom suite on Main Street, in the Heart of Wellington. Steps away from The Drake Devonshire, East and Main Bistro and La Condesa Across the street enjoy great coffee and breakfast at Enid Grace Cafe. Also bike rentals just outside your door Head out for the afternoon to enjoy over 40 Wineries surrounding Wellington such as Hillier Estates , Sandbanks, Casa-Dea plus many more! For a night cap check out Midtown Brewery. A must see is our World famous Sandbanks Beach.

The Hull House - Lake Ontario Waterfront w Sauna

Perched atop a picturesque limestone shelf on the shores of Lake Ontario, just 4 kilometres west of Wellington, is the Hull House. A thoughtfully curated County Lakehouse that boasts an infinite view of blue waters and ever changing skies. Ideally located at the centre of Prince Edward County’s web of vibrant restaurants and wineries, the Hull House offers 200 + feet of private lake frontage, 2 acres of land, a sauna and many luxuries for your well deserved vacation.

The West Lake House

This luxurious 5 bedroom lakeside retreat is the perfect spot for family and friends to enjoy all that Wellington has to offer. This home on main street is only a short walk to shops and restaurants in downtown Wellington. We are a twenty minute drive from the sandbanks provincial park and provide two vehicle passes for quick access through your stay. You can also drive or cycle to the 26 wineries in our immediate area.

Little Ben Prince Edward County

Located ten feet from Lake Ontario, in the heart of beautiful Wellington, Little Ben is a fully renovated 1 bedroom cottage in the centre of wine country. Little Ben offers a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a comfy living area with a wood stove. The true glory of Little Ben exists outside its walls--you are just a mere ten steps down to your own limestone beach on Lake Ontario! Licence Number ST-2019-0358

Parkway Lake House: Modern retreat w/ hot tub

Newly renovated along the shores of Lake Ontario, Parkway Lake House is the perfectly secluded modern retreat to step away from everyday life yet feel right at home. Gather around with friends and family and enjoy the laidback luxury. The Parkway Lake House was designed by Tiffany Leigh Design and featured on The Globe and Mail, Country Home and the Haven List! Photo credit: Patrick Biller and Christine Reid