Upstairs clears up any question that shipbuilders had a hand in the construction of this building. The entire walls and ceiling are tongue-and-groove planking from the late 1800’s while one of the two closets is lined with the original pine planking. The floor is rustic maple leading to a pine railing which overlooks the 1800’s winding staircase. For sleeping arrangements the seafaring, rum runner would only have a King bed..

The Rum Runner Suite

Stay in an actual rum runner’s bedroom
where contraband was hidden from authorities as it awaited shipment to the U.S. during the late 1920’s and early 1930’s. Rumor has it that Al Capone had once done business with Hunt’s Point schooners who plied Canadian alcohol during the gangster era known as Prohibition in the United States.

The patio doors step off onto a large, private deck with outside lighting. Doors to the upstairs and bathroom (and the hardware) are the original kitchen doors which have been stripped and painted.

This unit features:

• A full kitchen
• An upstairs bedroom with a King bed fitting the lord and lady of the house.
• There is also a private deck off the side facing the the apple orchard
• Television
• Bathroom with shower
• Futon
• Available all year-long