Welcome to our heritage home for your place for a stay for a month or more . Whether your house is under renovations, you are visiting family, or are on a secondment, we offer quality apartments for your comfortable stay. Built in 1875 it located at the edge of downtown Guelph. See property in Guelph's Heritage Register.
Near Nature
Step out the front door, and two minutes on foot and you're at the river.
The Royal Recreation Trail runs for kilometres along the Speed and Eramosa Rivers with shaded paths, riverside parks, the historic covered bridge.
This is the kind of place where a morning coffee turns into a walk along the bank, and an after-dinner stroll becomes a proper loop through the trees.
...and also Downtown
Not far past the river is downtown Guelph. Wyndham Street's stone-front heritage buildings hold independent shops, patios, coffee roasters and restaurants, with the Saturday farmers' market. The limestone spires of the Basilica anchors the whole thing.
The River Run Centre brings in theatre and live music, the Sleeman Centre brings the hockey crowd, and Guelph Central Station puts GO and VIA trains to Toronto within walking distance of your front door.
It's a downtown that still feels like a real neighbourhood: familiar faces, small storefronts, and a Friday evening that can start and end on foot.
Not far from just about everything
At Home in Guelph is within easy walking distance of parks, rivers, downtown, the hospital and the University:
| Destination | Distance (m) | Walking time |
| Guelph General Hospital | 550 | 9 min |
| Goldie Mills Park (ruins) | 650 | 9 min |
| Guelph Lake Dam (trail starts at Goldie Mill ruins) | 6,300 | 1.5 hours |
| Closest Bus Stop | 250 | 3 min |
| Guelph Centrum | 700 | 10 min |
| River Run Centre | 750 | 10 min |
| City Hall | 1,200 | 16 min |
| Guelph Central Station | 1,100 | 15 min |
| River Boat House Tea Room | 1,800 | 24 min |
| University of Guelph | 2,700 | 37 min |
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The At Home in Guelph team lives and works on the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe and Hodinöhsö:ni’ peoples, which is part of the Dish with One Spoon covenant, bound by Treaty 3 on the territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit.