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In 1833 Charles Rankin started to survey the Township of Zero (St. Vincent). Thomas Mackie and his family settled on our property the following year and by 1836 had built a log shanty and cleared 5 acres of the virgin forest. The present farmhouse was built in the 1870's. “Thank you for a lovely visit. We enjoyed hearing the history of your farm and admire the great bed & breakfast home you have created” – Ross & Evelyn, Orillia,Ontario |
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A Queen size bed and 4-piece
en-suite bathroom with antique claw-foot tub. Own heating and
ceiling fan. “We love your house and your hospitality was THE BEST” - Carol & John, Yorkshire, England |
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A Queen size bed plus space
for two roll-away beds make this large room suitable for couples
and families. En-suite 3-piece bathroom. “Yes indeed, we’ve loved it so much that we had to come back! And we will, again and again”- (skiers) Ghislaine, Jonathan, Gavin, Stephanie & Gill, Toronto, Ontario |
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Twin beds, or made up as a King size bed. Ceiling fan. Private 3-piece bathroom across the hall. “We were wondering if we could move in with you! We had a great stay. Thanks for lending us X-country skis and snow shoes. We hope to come back in the future” – Tom & Susannah, Toronto,Ontario |
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Guest lounge with satellite TV, VCR and fireplace. Access to large veranda. Hearty breakfasts served here include home made bread, muffins, jams and maple syrup, fresh fruit and a hot entrée. “Your gracious hospitality and wonderful good humour added so much to our stay. Thankyou for this lovely experience!” – Lila & Gene, Aurora, Colorado, U.S.A. |
