Cottage Imposant en Bord de l’Eau avec Vues Fantastiques à Leamington, Ontario

The Hideaway on the Lake!

The breathtaking lake views are showcased by almost to the floor-to-ceiling windows that span the length of the back of the home and around the in the dining area. Guests can spend their days reading a book while taking in the beautiful views or lounging on the lakeview patio chairs while watching the stunning sunsets. The home also boasts a large dining room, fully stocked kitchen, air conditioning, wifi, and an outdoor patio, providing guests with all the amenities they need for a comfortable stay.



Located conveniently across the street from Mersea Park and Freddy's Restaurant, guests can easily access the area's attractions. The area has been fully upgraded with new flooring and fresh paint throughout the unit, providing a modern and clean atmosphere. The backyard features a spacious patio with an outdoor grill and chiminea, perfect for hosting lovely backyard barbecues with your loved ones.



The Hideaway offers exceptional customer service, with the hosts available through email, the app or phone at any time. This allows guests to have peace of mind knowing that any questions or concerns will be addressed promptly, ensuring that their stay is stress-free and enjoyable.



In summary, The Hideaway is a stunning open concept waterfront cottage that provides a comfortable and relaxing vacation spot for family and friends. With its breathtaking lake views, convenient location, and exceptional customer service, it is the perfect place for a memorable getaway.



Disclaimer: The availability of Point Pelee National Park passes cannot be guaranteed for guests. Point Pelee National Park has implemented stricter regulations regarding the usage of their passes. These passes are exclusively intended for use by the cardholder and their household, and identification will be required at the gates to ensure that the address on the ID matches the cardholder's information. Due to these new measures, we cannot guarantee the availability of passes to all individuals.

Disclaimer: The availability of Point Pelee National Park passes cannot be guaranteed for guests. Point Pelee National Park has implemented stricter regulations regarding the usage of their passes. These passes are exclusively intended for use by the cardholder and their household, and identification will be required at the gates to ensure that the address on the ID matches the cardholder's information. Due to these new measures, we cannot guarantee the availability of passes to all individuals.

Welcome to Leamington, often called the Sun Parlour of Canada. Our rental is positioned at the gateway to Point Pelee and the scenic shores of Lake Erie, offering a mix of outdoor adventure and relaxed coastal living.



Point Pelee National Park

Located just five minutes away, this park is the southernmost point of mainland Canada. You can hike the famous Marsh Boardwalk to see turtles and rare bird species, or take the park shuttle to the Tip, where the land narrows to a point in Lake Erie. It is a world-renowned destination for bird watching during migration seasons and is a designated Dark Sky Preserve for stargazing.



Waterfront and Recreation

Seacliff Park and Beach is a short drive from the property, featuring a long sandy shoreline, a splash pad, and the Sunset Amphitheatre. The Leamington Marina offers a beautifully landscaped boardwalk perfect for evening strolls. If you enjoy fishing, Lake Erie is known as the Walleye Capital of the world, with several local charters available for booking.



Local Food and Wine

You are in the heart of the Essex County Wine Route. Several award-winning estate wineries are located within a short drive, offering tastings and tours. Because Leamington is a major agricultural hub, you will find an abundance of roadside stands selling fresh local produce. Located right across the street from local's favourite patio restaurant, Freddy's!

Nearby Day Trips

The Pelee Island Ferry departs from the local dock, providing a unique opportunity to explore Canada’s southernmost inhabited island by bike or car. Additionally, the neighboring town of Kingsville is only 15 minutes away and is known for its boutique shopping and diverse dining scene.