Imagine the clinking of glasses, laughter and friendship during prohibition. This was Pierre Houpert's private distillerie burned down before the feds stepped in. For 100 years it waited for new life whilst almost crumbling to the ground. Now new life breaths from every stone. Enjoy the views from any of the 3 porches. Take a walk on the trails across the street. Walk down to the reservoir at sunset or just listen to the history tell you the stories. Close to beaches, nearby Historic towns. The space Recently renovated, the late 1800's meets the new. This incredible stonehouse now showcases the stone inside where possible. New windows in all the original window openings, 3 porches and designed with thoughts of what might have been to include the comforts of today. All while preserving the original stone structure. It now stands proudly as part of the Windjammer's property which overlooks the Kelseytown Reservoir. Guest access Guests have access to all but the workshop and basement. The stonehouse consists of a full kitchen, laundry/bath, hall and living room on the first floor. 2 bedrooms and 2 baths on the 2nd floor. There are 2 entrances, but the main entrance is in the front of the building across from the parking spaces. Other things to note There are other animals on the property. Perhaps the cats may be frolicking around, the horses should be behind the fence and the dogs should also be in the back yard. We are working on gates to give guests access to walk down to the water. Access to back can be through the main house if requested.