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| The charming Queen Anne styled home at 510 Elizabeth Street was
originally built at the last turn of the century by Myron Barber, the local
druggist whose downtown store still does business under different ownership.
Barber also opened a print shop which evolved into Petoskey's present newspaper. The house was built on
the bluff overlooking the busy chain of mills along the Bear River rapids. The mills have vanished, leaving 510
Elizabeth to gaze upon the sparkling water as it races to Little Traverse
Bay. The house changed hands several times over the years, variously serving as residence, beauty parlor and boarding house. It even hosted a pet grooming business. |
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The Barber family would be happy to see that their beloved home has
been restored to its original charm and craftsmanship. The oak woodwork
once again graces
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A private bath accompanies one guest room while the other two share a
bath and a half, with choice of shower or a soak in one of the claw foot
tubs. Each room is tastefully decorated in our unique interpretation of Victorian styling, combining family heirlooms with lovely antiques. The second floor rooms with the shared baths accommodate two people each with full size beds. The first floor room with the private bath also accommodates two people and has a queen size bed. For Reservations Contact:
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| A varied and robust breakfast is served daily, compliments of your
host. Check in is after 4:00pm, check out is before noon. A deposit equal to the first night's stay reserves your room. A full refund will be granted if cancellation is made at least two weeks in advance. If you are forced to cancel on shorter notice and we are able to rent the room you have reserved, we will refund your deposit in full. If we are unable to rent your room, we regrettably will be unable to refund your deposit. On July and August weekends, a minimum stay of two nights is appreciated.
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| 510 ELIZABETH is five blocks or less from the unique shops in Petoskey's famed gaslight district, the marina, the history museum, fine dining, concerts in the park, and our renowned waterfront sunsets. A short drive provides numerous opportunities for first class golf, skiing, tennis, the beach, taking in the arts, and hiking. Serious canoeists and kayakers can tackle the Bear River rapids. Or just cozy up with a good book or good company in the parlor or on the deck among the flowers and let the sounds of falling water soothe you.
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