Welcome to the Mansion Carriage House Suite. This cozy suite was created from the original mansion's carriage space and has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. Fully equipped kitchen, living room with pull out sofa, bedroom, walk in closets and bathroom and separate half bath , fireplace, wood floors, private entrance and french doors. Step outside and you are surrounded by 2 acres of beautiful grounds, terraces and just steps from the charming and picturesque Village of Lewiston. This part of the Mansion was built sometime between 1815 and 1825.

We restored the Mansion 2003 and have been active in the lovely and exciting Village life. Lewiston has it all, quiet living with all the amenities of exciting food, historic sites, beautiful vineyards, historic trails and sites , sailing and so much more. We almost never had to leave the area for any reason. We raised a family of four in the beautiful home and village

Lewiston is a charming, historic and picturesque Village perched on the edge of the Niagara Gorge overlooking the Niagara River and Canada beyond. The Village has many wonderful restaurants, one of a kind shops, performing arts center, a wonderful festival season and the best home made ice cream in the galaxy . Its very much a step back in time , very genuine and low key. The famed Whirlpool Jet Boats are just a block from the house at the beautiful Lewiston waterfront . World class golf , sailing and sports fishing are just within a few minutes. We are just 6 miles from the iconic Niagara Falls, 15 minutes from Wine Country, 15 minutes from Fashion Outlets (best outlet shopping ever!). . The Village and Gorge are spectacular in every season. You can hike the Gorge all year round. In the Fall the local autumn foliage is breathtaking and in winter walk the snow lined paths and skate at the Village ice rink to music with a cup of hot chocolate. The Performing Arts Center has a wonderful and varied concert season and outdoor amphitheater with famous bands every tuesday night. Nearby is the incredible French Castle at Fort Niagara built in 1723 year round events