Located right in the heart of historic Old Town Niagara on the Lake, the only designated Heritage District in Ontario, this luxury boutique home offers immaculate, unsurpassed accommodation for eight people.

Abel Thomas House has all the amenities required for a truly relaxing vacation with family or friends. Enjoy the style, comfort and charm of this superb home, located only a few steps away from all that matters in Niagara on the Lake, while savoring the niceties of a bygone era.

This Georgian style home, with its tasteful eclectic dιcor, combining a mixture of antiques and modern furnishings has been sympathetically renovated with style and flair. Featuring four bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, and located on a quiet, tree lined, sun dappled street, a route taken by horse and carriage rides, showcasing to visitors, the beauty of the homes and history of the town.

Amenities:

• The living room with an entertainment centre which includes a 54” LCD HDTV, a Nintendo Wii Console with remotes and games, a fireplace, making it an ideal room to entertain or relax in front of the fire, a wall of windows and French doors lead out to the patio and gardens,

• Modern fully equipped kitchen with granite countertops and a sit up bar, five top of the line appliances, over the counter Sony Kitchen TV with radio and CD player, bay window with bistro table and chairs, cappuccino machine,

• Large separate dining room with French doors leading out to patio and gardens, terra cotta tiles throughout the dining room and kitchen area,

• A ground floor bedroom with queen size bed and ensuite bathroom, overlooking gardens and trees,

• Three second floor bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms, two with queen size beds one with twin beds, all overlooking mature gardens,

• A second floor sitting area with TV, electric fireplace,

• The patio and 200’ long garden features an umbrella table, garden swing, Weber BarBQ and implements,

• Lower level laundry facilities with new front loading washer and dryer, complimentary laundry supplies are included,

• Board games, books and reading material,

• Ample private parking for vehicles,

• Cable service for TV, high speed internet service, telephone with unlimited long distance in North America,

• A secluded, private, English garden where you can enjoy outdoor meals and drinks, far from the madding crowd,

• The bottom line: With its indoor and outdoor living and dining areas, The Abel Thomas House Lifestyle provides a perfect oasis for family or friends.

A myriad of restaurants, from Fine dining, Bistro, Casual, and family are all within easy walking or a short drive of Abel Thomas House.
Shaw Theatres
Fort George
Many wineries - offering wine tours
Cycling winery tours or guided tour by mini van
Antique shops
Unique boutique stores
Art galleries
Golf courses
Niagara river boat rides
Fruit stands
Hiking trails along the Niagara River
Bicycle rides (rentals available and can be ordered and delivered to cottage)
Horse drawn carriage rides through the Old Town
Ghosts tours
Historic walking tours through town
Bird watching
Sailing
Outdoor public swimming pool 5 minute walk from cottage
Childrens play ground, tennis courts, soccer pitch, baseball diamond, volley ball court all within 5 minute walk
Welland Canal locks
Fruit stands with fruit from the local farmers
Niagara Falls
Outlet malls in Niagara Falls

FROM TORONTO:

Follow QEW towards Niagara, past city of St.Catharines, take exit 38B/Hwy 55 indicating Niagara-on-the-Lake. After passing over the QEW lanes, turn left at lights, passing in front of fast food restaurants, then turn right at Airport Rd which takes you to Hwy 55. Turn right on Hwy 55 and continue into the Old Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake (Hwy 55 becomes Mississagua St.) continue to Queen Street (you can't go any further), turn right, continue to Regent Street (just before Cenotaph in middle of street) turn right to 269 Regent Street.

FROM WESTERN NEW YORK (Niagara Falls, New York)

When entering into Canada via the Queenston Bridge take the first exit right after the toll gate on the Canadian side (approx. 1 mile)

Take the Service Rd. back towards the Queeston Bridge to the Niagara Parkway.

Follow the Niagara Parkway past Queenston to Niagara-on-the-Lake Old Town (approx. 15 mins)

The Niagara Parkway changes name, once you enter the town it becomes Queen Street. Drive past the cenotaph in the centre of Queen Street, and make a left turn onto Regent Street, we are # 269.

Information is also available at www.niagarafallsbridges.com.