655 Brewster St. Seven guests in real beds, a private hot tub open all year, and downtown a short walk away.
“With a gorgeous view of the lake, this house is a gem!”
From a guest, May 2023
“There was a big storm outside, but inside it was warm and cozy.”
From a guest, January 2026
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Counted across 124 written guest reviews on Airbnb, January 2022 to January 2026
“the view of Lake Temiskaming during ice break up was spectacular.”
In 46 reviews
“The view of the lake from the hot tub was absolutely amazing.”
In 37 reviews
“We were able to host a family dinner and there were plenty of dishes”
In 36 reviews
“The wood work inside this house is absolutely stunning.”
In 28 reviews
The house came through the 1922 Great Fire. Inside it keeps its wood trim, a gas fireplace, and it sits up the hill, so from the front room and the deck you look out over the rooftops below to the lake.
Seven is the most the house sleeps, with a real bed for each of you. There’s no bedroom on the main floor.
“my work crew and I booked it, and we all loved it”
From a guest
“We had a family get together with three generations of the family.”
From a guest
“to attend a friend’s wedding in the area and loved our stay!”
From a guest
Downtown, the beach, and the arena are a walk away, up and down Haileybury’s steep streets. Everything else in the Tri Town is a short drive. Pick a place to see it on the map.
Devil’s Rock is 12 minutes south. A short hike ends 300 feet above Lake Temiskaming with a view across the water to Quebec.
Photo by P. James Franks, Creative Commons BY SA 3.0
HikingDevil’s Rock and river trails
WalkingRockwalk Park, the lake, and downtown
Food and drinkWhere to eat, plus groceries
SnowmobilingTrails, permits, and parking
FishingLicences, rules, and launches
Skiing and snowshoeingDownhill, cross country, and snowshoes
Rinks and curlingArenas, outdoor ice, and curling
GolfTwo courses, one a walk away
CobaltThe old silver town, 12 min south
Places of worshipChurches, cemeteries, and funerals
12 min drive
A cliff lookout 300 feet above Lake Temiskaming, said to have inspired scenes in the Hardy Boys. An easy 2 km walk from the Highway 567 lot, best from spring to fall, and the edge has no fence.
Photo Paul LaRocque, CC BY 3.0
7 min walk
A sandy beach with a waterslide and change rooms, lifeguards in the summer afternoons, and a splash pad beside it.
Photo P. James Franks, CC BY SA 3.0
13 min walk
The breakwater, Harbourfront Park, and a paved trail along the shore all the way to New Liskeard.
10 min walk
The monument at Harbourfront Park, and the Haileybury Heritage Museum on Main Street with the fire’s story, a streetcar, and a 1922 fire truck.
5 min walk
A favourite walk with kids. Close to 200 big rocks and minerals from across the north, each with its sign, on a brick loop at Northern College. Free, and wheelchair accessible.
11 min drive
A mile of sandy beach, a boardwalk, paths, and courts where the Wabi River meets the lake.
Photo P. James Franks, CC BY SA 3.0
18 min drive
Rapids below the bridge and an easy 2.4 km river trail with a picnic shelter.
12 min drive
A 6 km loop of old headframes, mine sites, and lookouts in Ontario’s Most Historic Town, with the mining museum on Silver Street.
12 min drive
Live theatre, films, and a small gallery in Cobalt. Next door is the Lavender Fox, a tea room with vegan cakes.
About 1 hr 15 min
A national historic site across the lake in Quebec, open in summer.
Photo P199, CC BY SA 3.0
About 1 hr
A steel lookout tower above the Temagami forest, a day trip south.
Photo Paul LaRocque, CC BY 3.0
Up to four people can each have a bed to themselves, one per queen, the double, and the single. Seven fit when some guests share the queens or the double, and everyone still sleeps in a real bed.
The driveway is 40 feet long and two cars wide. It fits four cars, or two trucks with trailers.
Use the keypad on the front door with your own personal code, which comes by Airbnb message. It works on both doors from check in until checkout.
Weekly and monthly discounts apply on their own on Airbnb. Message us about longer crew stays.
Yes, long stays are welcome, and the monthly discount applies on its own. Message us on Airbnb with your dates.
Airbnb emails a receipt for every booking. If your company needs more than that, message us before you book.
Yes, there’s a desk with wifi. Guests run online meetings from the house too.
Yes, there’s a washer and dryer inside the house.
Seven, all in real beds. There are two queens upstairs, each in its own room, and a double and a single that share the basement bedroom.
No. Two bedrooms are upstairs and one is in the basement, so every bed is up or down a flight of stairs.
Yes. There’s a full kitchen with dishes for a big dinner and a dining room for the whole group. One family made their whole Christmas dinner here.
Guests tell us it’s the kids’ favourite part of the house. Keep an eye on little ones while they’re in.
Yes, there’s a travel crib and a high chair, plus books and toys for little guests.
Haileybury Beach is a 7 minute walk down steep streets. It’s sandy and enclosed, with a waterslide, change rooms, and lifeguards from noon to 6 PM in July and August.
Yes. Up to three pets are welcome, with a $60 pet fee.
Lots of our guests grew up in Haileybury or New Liskeard, or have parents here. Real beds for seven, a big kitchen, and a dining room make it easy to gather.
The driveway is 40 feet long and two cars wide. It fits four cars, or two trucks with trailers.
Not in winter. The Haileybury Marina lot is run by the City, and the overnight ban covers every City lot from midnight to 7 AM, November 1 to March 31.
The local club is the Tri Town Sno Travellers, which grooms close to 600 km of trail from the Temagami area to Elk Lake and Englehart. The Chamber lists the club at 705 647 4010.
We can’t give you a confirmed distance yet. Check the OFSC Interactive Trail Guide, the only official source for trail status, and ask the club about the closest access and where to stage.
We can’t confirm a legal route from the door, so please check with the club first. The City bans riding on City property except on an established trail, and on stretches of Ferguson Ave, Main St, and Lakeshore Rd S.
Yes, an Ontario Snowmobile Trail Permit is required on OFSC trails. You can buy a Full Season, Classic, or Multi Day permit online.
We don’t recommend it. Ontario says travelling on ice is risky and should be avoided, and the local OPP advise staying on land based OFSC trails. No marked ice trail was found near Haileybury.
Refunds follow the Firm cancellation policy shown on the listing, so check those dates before you book.
Seven is the most the house sleeps, and there’s a real bed for each of you. You’re welcome to bring an air mattress, but there isn’t much spare floor space for one.
Yes. The private hot tub is open every day of the year, and soaking in it while the snow falls is a guest favourite.
Ask us on Airbnb and we’ll do what the cleaning schedule allows. We can’t promise it ahead of time.
The Shelley Herbert Shea Memorial Arena, 400 Ferguson Ave, is an 11 minute walk or a couple of minutes by car.
The Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena, 75 Wellington St S, is an 11 minute drive. There’s a Tim Hortons a block away on May St S.
Yes, curlers stay with us for fall tournaments, including U18 events and a provincial championship.
A few teammates dropping by is fine. The house sleeps seven overnight and isn’t set up for parties, so message us if you’re planning something bigger.
Seven, all in real beds. There are two queens upstairs, each in its own room, and a double and a single that share the basement bedroom.
By 10 AM. When nobody arrives that day, checkout can usually be 11 AM. Just ask.
The house isn’t set up for a reception or a party, so plan those somewhere else. Getting ready here on the day is no problem, and your photographer is welcome.
Of course. Your photographer is welcome to take getting ready photos and portraits at the house.
Guests have stayed with us for weddings at the Haileybury Curling Club. Haileybury Golf Club, on the lake, is a 15 minute walk.
Haileybury Golf Club is a 15 minute walk. It’s a nine hole public course on the lake that opened in 1921.
Yes, very. Haileybury climbs the hill above the lake, so the streets around the house are steep. Walks to downtown, the beach, and the marina mean real uphill and downhill, so allow extra time if hills are hard for you.
Yes. Lake Temiskaming shows from the front room and the patio, and the sun comes up over the water.
No. The house sits up the hill behind a row of houses, so you look out over their roofs to the lake, but there’s no direct lake access. Haileybury Beach is a 7 minute walk and the marina about 13, both on steep streets with real hills.
Yes. The private hot tub is open every day of the year, and soaking in it while the snow falls is a guest favourite.
When nobody checks in that day, we can usually offer 11 AM. When someone does, it stays at 10 AM, because the clean takes the full five hours.
A 7 minute walk, on steep streets with real uphill and downhill along the way.
A cliff lookout about 300 feet above Lake Temiskaming, 12 minutes south by car. Park at the small lot on Highway 567 for an easy 2 km walk, or climb 3 km from Bucke Park in North Cobalt.
Haileybury Beach is a 7 minute walk. Head along Brewster St, right on Probyn St, right on Lakeshore Rd, then left on Browning St down to the water. Expect steep hills along the way.
Whiskeyjack Beer Company, 485 Ferguson Ave, is a brewpub with food and the warmest spot downtown in the evening. It’s a 7 minute walk. Call 705 630 2210 for hours.
Une maison centenaire avec vue sur le lac Témiscamingue, à Haileybury. Sept personnes dans de vrais lits, un spa privé ouvert toute l’année, et le centre de Haileybury à quelques minutes à pied. Vous pouvez réserver sur Airbnb et nous écrire en français.
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