House holiday rentals in Stone Mills

County gem centrally located w/fireplace & hot tub

Welcome to The Knotted Hill. Luxurious home located high above Muscote Bay in an old growth forest boasting an oversized deck with hot tub. Outside space is a wow factor with two joining deck spaces, one balcony off the main bedroom with a walkway to the main deck, totaling over 800 square feet of deck. Featuring incredible water views in the winter when the trees are bare, lush green foliage in the summer, stunning colors in the fall and a wood fireplace for those cooler evenings spent indoors.

Modern & Charming Eh-Frame | 4-Season Chalet

Escape the everyday chaos and unwind in this romantic A-frame home. Nestled on 36 acres of forest and marshland, this charming getaway will fulfill any couple’s desire for a private weekend in the woods to indulge in a deep connection with each other and with nature. High loft ceilings, exposed beams, wood burning fireplace, a cozy loft bedroom, spacious shower for two, and sunken soaker bathtub create an intimate and pleasing ambiance for your carefree retreat. Hosts an abundance of wildlife.

Forest Mills Falls Retreat with Sports Barn

Stunningly perched above the magnificent Falls at FORESTMILLS. CA .This sprawling, light filled, designer cottage estate is simply ONE of a kind. Make campfire memories beside the restored historic sawmill alongside the Falls. Enjoy local trails, swimming, and fishing in the Salmon river valley. The "sports barn" includes basketball, pickleball badminton and floor hockey. Eady day trips to Kingston, 1000 islands, Sandbanks and The County. Only 9 minutes to Napanee with all its amenities.

The Prince Edward County Church, A Unique Escape

Stunning 1800's converted church in Prince Edward County with modern amenities on huge property. This unique 4 bedroom massive space has been restored to give a modern feel with all the old unique charm. Sitting on 3 acres, this property backs on to the Bay of Quinte. Only 15 minutes from the closest vineyard, 20 minutes from Wellington & Bloomfield. Property includes Wifi, Netflix, PrimeTV, Sonos fresh linens/towels, coffee, laundry, firewood for wood burning and a gas fireplace & more!

Spectacular Waterfront Home in PEC

Situated on the edge of the beautiful Bay of Quinte, this brand new modern build is sure to steal your breath. Built in 2023, this stunning two-storey waterfront oasis, Water’s Edge, is located just over the Bay Bridge in spectacular Prince Edward County. Featuring two kayaks, fishing gear, outdoor propane fire table, and an upper and lower deck with front row seats to the most unforgettable sunsets. Water’s Edge is conveniently located to both Belleville and all that PEC has to offer.

Stonehill Cottage with Room to Roam

Welcome to our 1845 cobblestone home! Completely renovated and rebuilt with your comfort in mind. We call it a cottage, but it's [now] a super well-built house with 100+ acres of fields, pond and trails to explore! An Ontario Parks summer pass is included for your use. When you book you'll see that HST is added to your nightly rate and cleaning fee, and a Municipal Accommodations Tax is added to your nightly rate only. Stays longer than 29 days are exempt from both of these taxes.

The Hideaway Cabin

Welcome to the Hideaway Cabin, where you can unwind in the embrace of nature. Here, you can sizzle your favorites on the grill, lounge in the Adirondack chairs on the balcony, or simply relax indoors. Come evening, gather by the firepit on the porch to watch the fireflies dance or relax in the hot tub on the back porch. It's the ideal blend of natural serenity and homely comfort. In the winter, cozy up by the woodstove in the living room and catch up on your favorite TV shows.

The Urban Cottage on Earl

The Urban Cottage on Earl is located in the heart of Kingston's historic Sydenham Ward and is within 2-3 blocks of KGH, Hotel Dieu, Queen's University, Lake Ontario and Kingston's vibrant downtown. Whether you are coming to Kingston for work or play, The Urban Cottage has all the conveniences of a downtown city home coupled with a relaxed cottage feel. After a long day, enjoy the fully enclosed, private backyard oasis complete with hot tub and water feature. LCRL20230000005

FarmHaus Retreat - Spacious Country Getaway

FarmHaus is the peaceful country escape you’ve been dreaming of. Easily accommodating up to 10 guests, FarmHaus a lovingly restored four season country retreat with modern amenities that remains true to the original character and charm of this century farmhouse. With the proximity to Prince Edward County (only 30 minutes via ferry) and the solitude of country life, treat yourself to the best of both worlds as you enjoy the bustle of PEC in the day, then come home to relax.

The Lakeview cottage

Our cottage is the perfect place to relax with family or a few friends, and enjoy the peace and quiet surrounded by beautiful scenery. It is very private and you will have the entire property and cottage to yourself. it’s the perfect peaceful hideaway. The cottage is warm and cozy with gorgeous views of cranberry lake Our place is Great for nature walks, biking, swimming and enjoying the outdoors. Also for fishing/ice fishing and snowmobiling trails are close by.

Roslin Hall

Roslin Hall is the ideal country retreat offering quiet and solitude in a pastoral setting. By night sit out back and be mesmerized by the clear starry nights and by day take a drive to PEC wine country. Or just relax and unwind in front of the gas fireplace while prepping a meal in the gourmet kitchen. Please tell us about your group when you request to book. Please note there is a camera above the front door for security purposes.

Globe House Prince Edward County

STA License ST-2019-0027 Ease yourself into modern luxury, a perfect base for your romantic getaway in The County. Cozy up. Here you'll hear the sound of crickets, not sirens; smell flowers, not fumes; see stars, not headlights. There's an online article about the Globe House in the Globe and Mail which I can't link to here but you can find it if you search for: globe and mail prince edward county building a house