Water Street House – West Suite

Our home is located on the main street of downtown Saint Andrews, just 4 small blocks from the town wharf (about 3 minutes away). It was built in 1810. Our updated 200 year old home has most of the comforts people are accustomed to today. Your private area includes two connected rooms - a king bedroom and sitting room with pull-out couch, plus a bathroom (with tub & shower). The private suite is located on the second floor. It’s bright, spacious, has central heat & air conditioning. The space Other convenience items are available as well, TV (cable, Netflix, HBO), mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker. You also have use of the common area of the home that includes the main floor living room and fully equipped kitchen. The bathroom has a shower and tub combination. Guests have access to the yard, patio furniture and BBQ. Parking is available. We are the third family to own our home. It was originally built in 1810 for loyalist Robert Pagan who owned the home for 59 years. William E. Mallory purchased the home in 1879 and obtained a livery contract with the Canadian Pacific Railway transporting guests and their luggage from the railway station to the Algonquin Hotel (source historicplaces.ca). We purchased the home in December of 2018. We have three suites in total, if you’d like to see the other suites, please see the links below. South Suite (on our main floor): https://www.airbnb.com/h/watersouth East Suite (second floor): https://www.airbnb.com/h/watereast Guest access In addition to your private suite, you have shared access to the main living room and kitchen. The kitchen has recently been renovated and has a full laundry with the required products. Please let us know if you have any allergies. During your stay Although we don’t live in the home, our aunt, Kathy, lives on the third floor and will help us out in case of emergencies. We hope that you will treat our home like you would your own! We love that we’ll be able to share Saint Andrews with you! Other things to note We love our home but it is over 200 years old, we'd like to stress that with this age there are some things that we can't quite bring up to today's new build standards – for example, the uneven floors and older doors/floors that don't provide complete sound insulation. We like to think of these qualities as 200 year old charm!