~ Main House ~ In the main house we have four unique rooms each with its own private bathroom, which incorporates both a shower and Jacuzzi bath. Each room has central air conditioning, a colour television with cable, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. There are private telephones in each room. The rooms are themed for golf and named accordingly after famous golf courses. ~ The St. Andrews Suite ~. This suite has a King sized four poster bed, double sofa bed and fireplace with a superb view of the Bay. ~ The Birkdale Room~. This suite has a King sized bed, fireside chairs and a fireplace. ~ The Algonquin Room~. This suite has a Queen sized bed, fireside chairs and a fireplace with and excellent view of the Bay. ~ The Pinehurst Suite~. This suite has twin beds, sitting area, and a fireplace. ~ The First and Second Tee ~ We also have available in the Carriage House two Golfer's Units with housekeeping, the First and Second Tee. Each unit has an ensuite bathroom, Queen sized beds, air conditioning, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. Both units open out on to their own Decking and come with superb views of the Golf Course. In fact, for the keen Golfers you can fall right out of bed onto the 'Greens'! ~ The Clubhouse on the Green ~ Also situated in the Carriage House, is a two bedroom, self-contained, apartment. Each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom, one room has a King sized bed and the other has twin beds. There is also additional sleeping accommodation available in the sitting area with a double sofa bed. The kitchen is fully equipped complete with a stove, refrigerator, microwave, and even a dishwasher for the convenience of our guests. There are also laundry facilities. Children are welcome and there is no charge for children who share their parents room.

Our unique and historic home is set on grounds adjacent to the Fairmont Algonquin Golf Course, it is also the former summer home of the Hiram Walker Distillery family. The property was formerly known as the 'Walker Estate' and 'An Inn on the Hiram Walker Estate'. It is the only authentic Hiram Walker family summer residence in St. Andrews, often visited by residents of Walkerville, the distillery town established by Hiram Walker in Ontario. There are rooms with private baths and Jacuzzis in our range of quality accommodations. You will find that we are close to all amenities and provide a friendly family atmosphere. We also have an outdoor heated swimming pool as well as a hot tub for your enjoyment. ~ Our Home is Your Home By The Sea ~. Plenty of parking is available on the grounds. All of our rooms and public areas are non-smoking. A traditional English Breakfast is available from 8:30 am to 9:30 am, Monday to Friday, in our Linkside Breakfast Room. On the weekends breakfast is served from 8:30 am to 10:00 am. Should you require an earlier breakfast we will be happy to accommodate you. The Pool can be reached via the side entrance and is available to Guests from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. Guest are able to come and go as they wish, we ask only that consideration is given to others after 11:30 pm. Laundry facilities are available in the Carriage House Annex between 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. Internet facilities are available in the Carriage House Annex between 10:00 am and 8:00 pm

~History of The Fairways Manor House~. The Fairways Manor House is a unique historic home set on grounds adjacent to the Fairmont Algonquin Golf Course and former summer home of Mary Emma Griffin Walker. Mary Walker was married to Edward Chandler Walker, second son of Hiram Walker of Canadian Club fame. Edward and Mary purchased the land from the Hatch family heirs (successively owned by Capt. Christopher Hatch and Harris Hatch) in 1912 and upon Edward's death was left a sum of money to build a 'seaside house'. After Mary's death in 1937 the house was bequeathed to her Grand-nieces and in 1942 they sold the property to Ethel A. Murchie. Ethel A. Murchie was the wife of Guy Murchie and they were listed as living in Nassau, Bahamas. Guy and Ethel Murchie were the parents of Guy Murchie Jr., War Correspondent, Author and Aviator. Unfortunately, Ethel died in Florida in 1943 and the house was left to her heirs, which obviously included her son Guy Murchie. The Murchie family retained the house (from 1942 - 1955) and undoubtedly spent a great deal of time at the property taking a keen interest in local history. In 1947 the book the 'Saint Croix, the Sentinel River' was published by Guy Murchie and it is likely that this was written during time spent in St. Andrews at the house. In 1955 the house was sold to C.D. Howe who became known as the 'Minister of Everything' and for 22 years was a Cabinet Minister. He was particularly at the forefront of Canadian politics during the Second World War and was in charge of the Department of Munitions and Supply. He retired from politics in 1957. He considered the 'Fairways' or 'Collingwood' as it was then, to be his retreat, as he enjoyed being able to walk out of his front door straight onto the golf course. The family also owned 'Tara Manor' which was formerly known as 'Penryn' which was Alice Howe's family name. C.D. Howe died in 1960 and in 1962 the house was sold once again. In 1962 the new owner was Jean Evelyn Craig and upon her death circa 1977 the house was left to her husband Robert H. Craig. Affectionately known as the 'Senator' Robert Craig proved to be famous as a colorful character. It is said he never recovered from Jean Craig's death and that her bedroom was left untouched from that moment on. It also seems he was unable to maintain the house and it fell into a serious state of disrepair, overrun by Raccoons and Squirrels. After Robert Craig's death his Trustees sold the Estate on to four US businessmen, Norman Langdon, A. David Rapaport, Kenneth Abbot Jr. and John Russell who planned to develop the house and the site. Subsequently, for whatever reason, the interest and rights to the property where then released by Norman Langdon to A. David Rapaport and from Kenneth Abbot to John Russell. In 1995 the house was sold at auction by A. David Rapaport and John Russell, the subsequent owner being James T. Hoke, a millionaire from Oklahoma. It was renovated and became a five star inn, known as 'An Inn on the Hiram Walker Estate' and was managed by a local resident on his behalf. In 2005 we purchased the house from Mr. Hoke primarily as a family home after moving from the UK. As the house had been neglected and poorly maintained for the last couple of years, we undertook considerable repairs and renovations in an effort to return the house to its former glory. We decided to run part of the house as a Bed Breakfast establishment, with the emphasis on a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. For the first time the house openly welcomes children and offers a range of accommodations. All our rooms are to the highest standard (Canada Select Four Star) with private baths, four with Jacuzzis. There is also an outdoor pool and hot tub which can also be enjoyed by the guests. Close to all amenities, we also have some splendid views of the Passamaquoddy Bay and the Fairmont Algonquin Golf Course.

~Luxury Bed and Breakfast Accommodation~. The Fairways Manor House offers you the unique experience of staying on a former millionaire's summer estate with quality accommodations at a reasonable rate. Situated in the beautiful historic resort town of St. Andrews By-the-Sea, the Fairways Estate was formerly acquired by Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Walker. Edward Walker was the second son of Hiram Walker, who was the founder of Canadian Club Whiskey. The Estate was founded in 1912 and has a history of illustrious owners which included the author Guy Murchie, as well as the Honorable C. D. Howe. The house was originally listed as a five star inn but the grading had lapsed when we purchased the property, primarily as a family home. We now offer Bed Breakfast in our historic home after being awarded a four star Canada Select rating. It is set on 11 acres which overlook the Passamaquoddy Bay and sits adjacent to the signature Fairmont Algonquin Golf Course. 109 Reed Avenue, St. Andrews By-the-Sea, NB Canada, E5B 2J6 | Phone: (506) 529-4750 | Email: liams@nb.sympatico.ca. | © Reproduction of material from any of these pages without written permission is strictly prohibited.

The Fairways Manor House 109 Reed Avenue St. Andrews By-the-Sea New Brunswick, Canada E5B 2J6. Phone: (506) 529-4750 or Cellular: (506) 467-6452 Fax: (506) 529-8491 Email: Located in beautiful St. Andrews By-the-Sea we are just a 30 minute drive from either Calais Maine, St. Stephen NB or St. George NB

Reservations can be made by calling (506) 529-4750 or by e-mail at. ~ Rates ~ Single $85 - $150 per night. Double $85 - $175 per night Twin $85 - $175 per night Two Bedroom Apartment $100-$175 per night / $500 - $750 per week. We are open year round, January to December. Check in is 3:00 pm and Check out is 10:00 am. Reservations require a seven day advance notice for cancellation. We accept Visa and Mastercard. Children are most welcome and there is no charge for children who share their parents room. may be made by calling the Algonquin Pro Shop at (506) 529-8165 or by

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Credit cards accepted
 Hairdryer
 Access to internet
 Jacuzzi tub
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Swimming pool
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace
 Common room with a TV set