bed and breakfast Montague Prince Edward Island Edgecombe's En Suite Bed and B vacation rental bed and breakfast

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Data of object

Type of object:	bed and breakfast
Living area:	400 m²
Number of rooms:	2
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	2
Number of bathsrooms:	4
Listing #:	5874

FREE 7th night; 4th night 1/2 price. Enjoy quilts, antiques. In-room color/remote/cableTV/VCR/TEL/NET. Plus many extra amenities and warm welcome with patio beverage. Nightly turn down surprises. Charming decor, with serenity and warmth in a very quiet location, yet only 3 blocks from downtown 'MONTAGUE THE BEAUTIFUL!!'. Relax on sandy ocean beaches nearby. 500 meters to our waterfront, craft and antique shops, gourmet seafood, lobster dinners & seal cruises from our marina. Tour all the isle from your restful reprieve! The complete ground floor, including sunroom / with cozy fireplace, is for our guests. The EXECUTIVE OAK EN SUITE is luxurious, spacious, romantic, featuring archway to 5 piece private bath and Victorian Claw cast iron tub / modern shower. The QUEEN SKYE ROOM is a cozy respite; complete private bath directly across hall. Full hot breakfast and day-use bicycles/helmets are complimentary. Enjoy the picturesque Confederation Rails to Trails for biking / hiking which start from here!! We offer Best-Value Guest Golf (15-25% Off ) Green Fees at Crowbush, Brudenell, Dundarave Ch'ship Signature Golf Courses. New sunroom / cozy fires. We are now booking for 2005. Be part of our 9th consecutive sell-out summer. Call or email us to confirm.

Town and location of object

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Charming decor, with serenity and warmth in a very quiet location, yet only 3 blocks from downtown 'MONTAGUE THE BEAUTIFUL!!'. Relax on sandy ocean beaches nearby. 500 meters to our waterfront, craft and antique shops, gourmet seafood, lobster dinners & seal cruises from our marina. Tour all the isle from your restful reprieve!

Montague , Prince Edward Island , Canada

"Montague The Beautiful" Montague the Beautiful, as the name suggests, is one of the prettiest towns on the Island. Graced with a tranquil river, lovely tree-lined streets and stately homes, it is a wonderful environment for residents and visitors alike. Montague's location in the heart of Kings County also makes it a regional centre of business and commerce, an excellent place for investment. The town itself is located along the Montague River in what used to be known as Township Lots 52 and 59. It lies approximately six miles upstream from Cardigan Bay, allowing for easy access by water to the Northumberland Strait and the Atlantic Ocean. The river bisects the town from east to west, providing excellent small port access for transport, fishing and recreation, as well as enhancing the town's scenic beauty. Kings County is the easternmost county of Prince Edward Island, and Montague lies considerably south of the main body of the Province. Its geographic position--in close proximity to the provincial capital, Charlottetown, and various important centres in Kings County--has contributed strongly to its growth and development. The town is divided almost evenly by highway route #4 in a north-south direction, linking it to many of the outlying communities. The surrounding area is also quite picturesque, and has been termed the "Hills and Harbours" area by the Province's tourist authourity. It is characterized by rolling countryside, peaceful rivers, picturesque beaches and vibrant colours: the pristine white of winter snow, the brilliant violet of the lupins that line the roadways in spring, the green of the summer grass and fields, and the kaleidescope of hues in the autumn leaves. Our back roads maintain the same colour throughout the year - the famous rich red which is characteristic of the Island. Much of the land is used for agricultural purposes, though there is a substantial amount of woodland, allowing for hiking, camping and bird- watching.

Arrival and distances

Distance to next airport: Charlottetown - 40 km
Distance to next Shop: 0.1 km

Sport facilities nearby

Fishing, Biking, Golf, Hunting, Canoeing, Horse riding, Swimming, Sailing, Skiing, Surfing, Tennis, Hiking, Water ski,

Type of holidays

Relaxing holidays
Golf holidays
Romantic holidays
Sport holidays
Beach holiday
Hiking holidays

Bedroom

Total number of sleeping facilities: 2

2 Double room(s)

Bathrooms and WCs

Number of bathsrooms: 4

2 bathsrooms with shower
1 Bathrooms with tub
1 Bathrooms with shower and tub

External facilities of object

Balkony
Garden
Barbecue
Car Parking

Internal facilities of object

Fireplace

Machines and equipment

Bed linen provided
CD-player
Bicycles
Fax
TV
Towels provided
Permanent internet connection
Cable-TV
Radio
Satellite-TV
Deck-chairs
Telephone
VCR
Washing machine
Tumble-dryer

Kitchen facilities

Services

Babysitter
Cleaning service

Other

Only for non-smokers
Low allergen environment
Pets negotiable
Seniors suitable
Handicapped suitable

Additional Information

"Beaches and Lighthouses in the Montague Area." Eastern PEI is famous for its gentle shoreline, abundant with sandy beaches and striking lighthouses. Many of the public beaches are a haven for the sunbather with large, graceful sand dunes. This part of the Island generally gets less rain than the rest, so there will be lots of opportunities to spend a sunny day at the beach with the family. Alternatively, you could do a little exploring - discovering our historic and beautiful lighthouses is akin to treasure hunting. Below are some beaches and lighthouses that you will find on the map. But keep your eyes open - you might find a private little haven off the map that is perfect for you! Beaches Brudenell River Provincial Park Roseneath. From Montague, follow Rte. 4 north to Rte. 3 and head east. Sites include a Wildflower Garden and a Salt Marsh Community. Regular programs are offered, including campfires and interpretive programs. Resort and camping facilities are available. Vernon Bridge From Montague, take Rte. 3 south-west, then turning east on the Trans Canada. This tidal flat area is home to a number of shorebirds, and canoeists will find sheltered conditions. Orwell Bay/Lord Selkirk Provincial Park From Montague, take Rte. 210 south-west. Canoeists can launch at Lord Selkirk National Park and will find good conditions. The whole bay is a feeding stop for migrating wild fowl, especially in the fall. The park has a good beach with a campground and facilities. Point Prim and Pinette Provincial Park From Montague, take Rte. 210 south-west, then head south-east on the Trans Canada. Take Rte. 209 south to Point Prim. The oldest lighthouse on the Island still operates here. Picnic tables are nearby. In the park, picnic tables, toilets and change houses are available during the summer. Wood Islands From Montague, take Rte. 3 west or Rte. 210 until they reach the Trans-Canada. Follow the TCH to its end. A beach is located behind the buildings at the Ferry Terminal. In the provincial park there is a unique playground, a lighthouse, and good photography opportunities. Poverty Beach From Montague, take Rte. 17 south to Murray Harbour North and take the side road. A good place for sunbathing, with white sand, sweeping dunes and lots of privacy. Panmure Island Provincial Park From Montague, take Rte. 17, heading east then north on Rte. 347 through Gaspereaux. On the Cardigan Bay side the beach is white sand, and on the other side of the road you will find red sand beaches. One of the Island's finest supervised beaches for swimming and clam digging. Changing, washroom and shower facilities are available, and there is an adjacent campground. Launching Point From Montague, take Rte. 4 north, then heading east on Rte. 311 through Cardigan to Launching. An excellent beach, with interesting varieties of kelp and seaweed. Spry Point From Montague, take Rte. 4 north, and head east on Rte. 310. This features an ecologically designed bio-shelter powered by wind and sun, known as the Ark, which is now a lovely inn and restaurant. Greenwich Beach From Montague, take Rte. 4 then 313 north, heading west at St. Peter's. Miles and miles of sand dunes - a haven for those who like private sun-bathing. Lighthouses Lower Montague From Montague, take Rte. 17, passing through Lower Montague, instead of heading east to Gaspereaux. Point Prim Take Rte. 210 south-west from Montague, then head south-east on the Trans-Canada. Take Rte. 209 south to the end. The oldest lighthouse on the island, established 1846, is still in operation. Wood Islands From Montague, take Rte. 3 west or Rte. 210 until they reach the Trans-Canada. Follow the TCH to its end. There are two lighthouses assisting with the docking of the ferries. One is normally open to the public during the day in the summer. Panmure Island Take Rte 17 east to Gaspereaux, then follow the road north. The lighthouse, built in 1853 is open to visitors weekdays in season. St. Peters Harbour From Montague, take Rte. 313 north, then 331 west to Rte. 2. Follow this south to the road for St. Peters Harbour.