FOR SALE
Whitney Manor
Constructed in 1817, Whitney Manor is a heritage designated limestone estate and among the oldest surviving stone structures in the Kingston region. Today, the property operates as a five suite boutique accommodation where historic architecture, contemporary comfort and a considered hospitality experience exist in quiet alignment.
AVAILABLE
RESIDENTIAL (NON-CONFORMING USE)
$1,995,000
The Space
Whitney Manor is a luxury boutique accommodation property in Kingston, Ontario, offering five fully self contained heritage suites within a restored 1817 limestone estate. Operating under an established self catered hospitality model, the property includes three two bedroom suites and two one bedroom suites, each featuring full kitchens, spacious living and dining areas, in suite laundry and private outdoor spaces including balconies and patios.
Located along the St. Lawrence River near downtown Kingston and Gananoque, Whitney Manor blends historic architecture with contemporary comfort, preserving original limestone detailing and heritage character throughout the property.
The boutique accommodation maintains strong operational performance with approximately 75% average annual occupancy and near full occupancy during peak summer tourism months.
Positioned within one of Ontario’s most historically significant regions, Whitney Manor represents a distinctive hospitality and investment opportunity combining heritage architecture, operational continuity and long term relevance within Kingston’s growing tourism and boutique accommodation market.
The Building
Whitney Manor is a heritage limestone estate constructed in 1817 and recognized as one of the oldest surviving residential properties in the Kingston region. Built during Kingston’s early emergence as a military and commercial centre in Upper Canada, the estate reflects the balanced proportions and enduring craftsmanship associated with early English country house architecture.
Defined by hand cut limestone, cathedral height ceilings and original hand hewn timber beams, the property remains deeply connected to its setting along the St. Lawrence River.
Over the course of more than two centuries, the estate evolved through multiple periods of ownership, later becoming known as Sopwell Hall before adopting the Whitney Manor name in the 20th century.
Through careful preservation and adaptive reuse, Whitney Manor continues to maintain its architectural integrity while supporting contemporary residential and boutique hospitality use, positioning the property as a distinctive heritage landmark within one of Ontario’s most historically significant destinations.
Whitney Manor carries forward more than two centuries of Kingston history. Thoughtfully adapted for boutique hospitality, the estate remains a distinctive example of historic Ontario architecture meeting contemporary use.
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