Just three houses down from Sunset Park and the bluffs of Lake Huron, the Shore to Please Summer House is located in the beautiful town of Goderich.
This spacious and lovely 3 bedroom home sleeps 9. One bedroom with a king size bed, one with a double bed, and another with both a queen and a single bed. The large sectional couch in the living room pulls out into a king size bed. The Summer House has a quaint covered front porch, allowing for a shady quiet spot to curl up with a book or sit outside on a rainy day. Another special feature of this home is the large open concept “Chef’s Kitchen.” It’s perfect for gathering with your family and friends! The kitchen
comes stocked with salt/pepper, spices, paper towels, and condiments. Bedsheets, tea towels, and dishcloths are also provided. Please bring your towels, washcloths, and firewood. Firewood may be purchased locally.
A public trail in Sunset Park leads down to the beachfront and boardwalk. Watch the ships come into harbour from a bench at Sunset Park or walk down to the harbour for a better view. Spend your Summer days relaxing on the beach and evenings dining at the great selection of restaurants all within walking distance. Or, after a day at the beach, kick back and BBQ your dinner, all the while enjoying this spacious and comfortable home with a large yard and quiet neighbourhood. Stroll back to Sunset Park to watch
the world renown Lake Huron sunsets. If it’s a day of fun outings you’re looking for, Goderich has plenty of entertainment happening all summer long. The Shore to Please Summer House is only a 10 – 12 minute walk to the downtown core, named “The Square.” Here you will find an assortment of gifts/clothing shops, restaurants, coffee shops, spas, massage services, etc. On Saturdays a Farmer’s Market takes place in the middle of The Square, and on Sundays a Flea Market. Goderich also has plenty of parks, a splash pad, The Historical Jail, the Huron County Museum, a cinema, bowling alley, indoor pool/workout facilities at the YMCA, the Maitland Hiking Trails, the Guelph to Goderich Bike Trail, local breweries and wineries, golf courses and many summer festivals.
