Owen House Country Inn, Welshpool, NB

The house is on ten acres of land and far from road noise, except the occasional coming and going of the fishing boats at the distant wharf, and the sounds of gulls and waves. Everyone usually sleeps well because of the salt air and the silence. In the morning guests gather around the large table in the sunny dining room for breakfast. We have unique and interesting people who invariably find something in common. Often long discussions occur over lingering breakfasts. We serve a full breakfast in the dining room.
We often have wild blueberry pancakes and apple sausage, or we have yogurt and orange french toast and canadian bacon, or we explore new dishes. If we do not have a full house an option is feta, black olive and green chile omelettes. Another standard is Owen House scrambled eggs and either bacon or sausage. We always have in addition fresh fruit, orange juice, muffins and toast and coffee or tea.
One of the many good things about the design of this old house is all the sitting space on the first floor. There are two sitting rooms, a gallery/meeting space and a large sunroom with TV and stereo. Also there are two large exterior porches that overlook the water. There is plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the house during your stay.
Nearly every room in the house has a fireplace, but we only use the first floor fireplaces because
we like to monitor their use.

• Coffee
• Tea
• Parties
• Dining

• Printing
• Shower
• Fireplace
• Bath
• Bathroom
• Sink
• Golf
• TV
• Dining Room
• Sitting Room
• Tea
• Coffee