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The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Vacations | Getaways | Celebrations This document is 891the property CR11, Prince of The YoungEdward estate County and contains K0K 2T0 confidential | (613) and 654 proprietary-1400 | [email protected]. It is provided to| the www.younghouse.ca Guest(s) for information purposes only without liability. The Contents must not be distributed to third parties in part or its entirety. You accept that non-compliance with this requirement will harm the commercial interests of The Young Estate and you also accept the liability claim associated therein. The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Welcome to The Young Estate. By staying at the property, you have made a contribution to preserving Canada’s heritage and living history. Thank you. Your contribution will support a 5-year restoration plan for this historic property, built in 1783 by the first U. E. Loyalist to settle in Prince Edward County, Colonel Henry Young. 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Useful Contacts In case of an emergency call 911 Property Manager (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] QHC Prince Edward County Memorial 403 Main Street East, Picton, ON K0K 2T0 Hospital Phone: (613) 476-1008 Fax: (613) 476-8600 Picton Fire Hall 2 Ross Street, Picton, ON K0K 2T0 P 613-476-2345 208 Main Street, Picton, K0K 2T0 County of Prince Edward Public Phone: (613) 476-5962; Fax: (613) 476-3325 Library & Archives Email: [email protected] Tourist information www.thecounty.ca and www.pecchamber.com Visitor Guide 2015 Visitor Guide 2015-16 Welcome Guide to shops and services 25 Things to know about Prince Edward County 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Driving Directions 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Location of the Young Estate 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 Please note: Google Maps takes you past the property so watch the house numbers! Link to a location map 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Driving directions From Montreal Via ON-401 W 3 h 54 min 374 km 3 h 38 min without traffic Montréal, QC Get on Boulevard Ville-Marie/Autoroute 720 W in Le Sud-Ouest 5 min (2.1 km) Follow Autoroute du Souvenir/Autoroute 20 O and ON-401 W to ON-49 S in Tyendinaga. Take exit 566 from ON-401 W 3 h 10 min (332 km) Continue on ON-49 S. Take County Rd 49 to County Rd 11 in Prince Edward 34 min (39.8 km) 891 County Road 11 Prince Edward, ON K0K, Canada From Ottawa Via ON-416 S and ON-401 W 2 h 55 min 282 km 2 h 41 min without traffic Ottawa, ON Get on Trans-Canada Hwy/ON-417 W 4 min (1.7 km) Follow ON-416 S and ON-401 W to ON-49 S in Tyendinaga. Take exit 566 from ON-401 W 2 h 10 min (240 km) Continue on ON-49 S. Take County Rd 49 to County Rd 11 in Prince Edward 34 min (39.8 km) 891 County Road 11 Prince Edward, ON K0K, Canada 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County From Toronto Via ON-401 E 3 h 16 min 221 km 2 h 25 min without traffic Toronto, ON Get on Don Valley Pkwy N 9 min (3.0 km) Take ON-401 E to County Rd 40 in Quinte West. Take exit 522 from ON-401 E 1 h 37 min (161 km) Take Loyalist Pkwy/County Rd 33 and Prince Edward County Rd 1 to County Rd 11 in Prince Edward 46 min (56.8 km) 891 County Road 11 Prince Edward, ON K0K, Canada 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County THE PROPERTY (View an introductory video here) Parking Park only in the The Young House driveway. Please don’t drive your car over the grass behind the house. Vegetable and Fruit Garden with Muskoka Chairs Hay Fields Trail to the water front Approx. 1400 ft 0.43 km 0.26 mi Water front with Muskoka Chairs and Picnic Tables Please park only in the driveway. Do not drive your car over the grass behind the house. You will damage the underground septic system. 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Mandatory House Rules For your convenience, guests must follow the house rules. Please ensure all guests in your group are aware of these rules. Entry / Exit the house only through the back door The front door has a 230-year-old lock and can only be locked from the inside. Please use the back door to enter / exit the house. Two keys are provided. One is under the flower pot on the back porch and the other is on the kitchen counter. Do not flush non-bio materials. It will cause a sewage backup! Like all rural properties in Prince Edward County, this property is on a septic system, i.e., the property has its own mini sewage system. Excessive toilet paper and non-bio materials such as feminine hygiene will clog the toilet and inconvenience guests. Please follow the house rules posted in the bathroom. Conserve water Like most rural properties, The Young Estate sources its water from an underground spring well on the property. Drought conditions often prevail in Prince Edward County during the summer months. Water conservation isn’t optional for guests, it is mandatory, to ensure guests have a comfortable stay. We have upgraded the property’s infrastructure to conserve water, including installation of a 2,000-gallon water storage system, high efficiency toilets and showers. Simple steps can help. Do not leave the taps running when doing dishes, avoid long showers and frequent flushing. Leave the place clean Please do not move furniture around. It adds to our cleaning time and costs which are passed on to guests. Please do not leave the place untidy and dirty. Please return the place to the way it was when you checked in. We reserve the right to deduct a cleaning fee of $100 if you leave the place dirty. Garbage and Recycle Disposal Two garbage and recycle bins are available in the kitchens on each floor – in the kitchen and beside the back porch. The Young Estate does not offer garbage disposal during your stay. For extended stays, please drop off your garbage at Sandbanks or at the dump in town (37 Church St). Please do not leave garbage bags beside the garbage bins. It will attract racoons and pests. 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Frequently Asked Questions . What time is check-in and check-out? Check in is at 3pm and checkout is at 11am. A late checkout may be requested provided we do not have another reservation on that date. 891 CR11, Prince Edward County K0K 2T0 | (613) 654-1400 | [email protected] | www.younghouse.ca The Young Estate Living History since 1783 | Prince Edward County Frequently Asked Questions . Where is the parking on the property? You can park in the driveway which accommodates up to four cars. We recommend that you park your cars behind the fire pit in the area indicated in the map below (green box). It is safer vs. backing out of the driveway. Parking accommodates up to 4 cars allowing you to unload your luggage/food/etc. Additional parking is available for $10 per night. County Road 18 is a main thoroughfare to Sandbanks and is fairly busy on weekends. Guests must take due care when backing out of the driveway and look for oncoming traffic. Guests are solely responsible for their safety while on the property. Service entrance to property Please do not drive your car over the lawn in the back yard. Heavy vehicles will damage the septic bed located under the grass. Please park here or in the driveway. It’s easier to exit the property if you park here. You can drive/bike/walk to the waterfront on cleared path. Do you have suggestions for restaurants, activities and places to visit? See our 2-day itinerary in the next section. Also visit www.younghouse.ca for additional recommendations on things to do. Maps and brochures are available on the kitchen counter. Are pets allowed? Pets are often welcome, at the sole discretion of the property manager. During off season, it may be possible to include pets. We will need to know what kind of pet it is before you book. We may charge a cleaning fee. Important house rules apply for pets.
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