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About The Heron House

The historic, circa 1880’s Heron House vacation home is balanced on the edge of the village of Clayton, nestled in the protected French Bay harbor with breathtaking sunset views. Meticulously appointed, lovingly restored to its former, distinctive grandeur, and available for rent year-round.

A short walking distance to all the village has to offer. From unique boutiques, the world-class Antique Boat Museum, fitness facilities, and River Yoga. The area features a diverse restaurant scene from upscale fine dining, to lively brewpubs and outdoor patio venues. Make The Heron House your home while you discover all there is to see and do in the beautiful 1000 Islands, Northern New York.

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BAY SIDE

Features a coastal, eclectic, yet relaxed theme balanced by refined walnut interior finish work and a custom wrought iron and walnut grand staircase. Two king suites with sweeping river views and 1.5 light-filled, spacious baths with custom tile work. Enclosed porch on the Bayside with sliding windows encompassing all sides. Comfortable dining and living area. Gray washed kitchen cabinets with granite counters and an oversized stainless farmhouse style sink.

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VILLAGE SIDE

Features completely restored antique oak parquet floors and staircase. Honed Italian Carrara Marble Master Bath with oversize, custom walk-in shower. Spacious deck with Adirondack style seating. Bright, open, black & white kitchen with granite counters and generous sized eat-in island space. MacKenzie-Childs touches. Formal Dining room, and a cozy, light-filled living room. All new furnishings. Superior bed linens and appointments

Each accommodation is approximately 2000 square feet and displays timeless elegance with modern convenience. Both showcase the irresistible charm of Clayton and its nautical, retro, shipbuilding roots. The painstakingly complete restoration, inside and out, foundation to roof lasted over 2 years and showcases the talent of local trades and talent from the 1000 Islands.