Proud recipient of the 'Niagara on the Lake Celebration of Heritage' award for preservation of a historic property, this is a pristine two-bedroom Canadian Victorian farmhouse built in 1850 by the family of Jeremiah Hoyt, a run-away Quaker slave who arrived in Niagara-on-the-Lake via the underground railroad. Harriet Beecher Stowe, anti-slavery writer and activist, was active in the region.

Piano House offers a serene and private retreat with antiques, hardwood floors, lace curtains and central air conditioning throughout. You'll be restored by its calm and restful interior, beautiful gardens, and three separate outdoor sitting areas including a covered porch. Bring a book, bring your sheet music, bring your laptop if you must (high-speed Internet connection provided).

Licensed by the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. #047-2022

Niagara-on-the-Lake, the "prettiest little town in Canada," is a charming historic area, home to the award winning Shaw Festival, Fort George, wineries, golf courses, lakeside parks, biking trails along the Niagara River and alongside the vineyards, marina, spas, 30 minutes to Niagara Falls and casinos, butterfly conservatory, discount mall, jet boat and helicopter tours.

Niagara-on-the-Lake has something to offer all year round. Summer flowers, fall winery and holidays, romantic winter getaways, spring start of Shaw Festival season...