Once the manse of the local Presbyterian Church, this century red-brick residence has grown into a sprawling family home, currently welcoming guests as a cherished Bed and Breakfast. Surrounded by mature trees and lush gardens, its historic charm sets the stage for gatherings and memories shared on the tree-lined street.

The enclosed front porch offers a bright sunroom framed by tall windows and warm wood ceilings. It’s a space made for slow mornings with coffee or afternoons curled up with a book. Beyond, a gracious foyer introduces the home’s heritage details.

Equipped with dual ovens, two refrigerators, and a generous island, the expansive kitchen balances heritage character with everyday function. A large communal dining room easily hosts ten for breakfast and doubles as a venue for meetings, paint nights, or workshops during the off season.

The main floor offers a second dining/family room with a fireplace and a quiet corner fit for a study or desk. Nearby, the bright living room provides space to relax and gather. A wireless doorbell system with three bells ensures guests are never far from attention.

A secondary foyer connects seamlessly to the laundry room, adding everyday ease to the home’s layout. Nearby, a refined 5-piece bathroom features a double vanity, glass shower, and soaking tub—an inviting retreat where daily routines unfold with comfort and ease.

The Anderson Room offers warmth and refinement with its spacious layout, fireplace, and private ensuite with a glass shower. Comfortable seating invites quiet conversation or moments of pause, making it a restful setting for both guests and family.

The Cassidy Room offers two comfortable beds and a private bath, ideal for families or friends. The Caesar Room provides a bright single-bedroom with its own bath. Both rooms create welcoming spaces where evenings end with ease and mornings begin refreshed.

On the third floor, a hidden suite reveals a spacious bedroom, living area, kitchen, and dedicated air conditioning. Offering both privacy and comfort, it’s an inviting escape for extended stays or evenings enjoyed away from the activity of the main home.

The lower level includes a bonus bedroom and a meticulously organized utility and workshop space. This practical hub supports the home’s daily operations while providing flexible areas for projects or additional guest accommodations.

The gardens are as beautifully maintained as the home, offering a back deck, shaded pergola, and open green space. Whether sharing family meals outdoors, watching children play, or simply pulling up a chair near the flower beds, every moment here feels relaxed and connected.

Just minutes away, discover Goderich’s vibrant farmers’ market, outdoor concerts, boutique shops, and quaint cafés. The 130 km Goderich-to-Guelph Rail Trail offers endless opportunities for cycling and hiking, while Lake Huron’s shoreline invites swims, ice cream stops, and sunset walks along the boardwalk.