Welcome to the Historic Teague House

It's like living in a museum!" Imagine spending a weekend or short holiday in a period home, restored and maintained as it appeared over 100 years ago.

Built in 1864, this house already boasted a colorful history by the time Gladys Teague and her sister lived here in the early 1900's. Each of the three bedrooms is a new discovery. Numerous historical artifacts furnish the fully functional kitchen and comfortable sitting room.

Suitable for couples, the house can also accommodate up to seven guests in the bedrooms. As the surrounding grounds offer an ample tenting area it is often utilized by guest groups of over twenty. Delicious lunch and barbecue meals for your group are available by request.

The house sits on one of the most scenic bends on the Fraser River. Relax on the same covered front porch and enjoy the same view the Teague family enjoyed 100 years ago. River, mountains, canyon and sky - all while enjoying the comforts and romance that only a 19th century home can bring. A full breakfast is included.

Teaguehouse B & B is open spring, summer and fall.

 

Guest Comments

"It's like living in a museum!"

"A great place to stay in the middle of nature with the wild Fraser and the mountains close by."

"A special place full of magic"

"If Yale were a totem, you’d be on the top What a beautiful, relaxing place to rest and stop. The Thompson trip and guides made a big splash The Teague house is a treasure, such an antique stash. The trains were loud but added so much charm, The whole experience was like a refuge in a storm. Everyone gained a memory, to last with a smile. A bit of the past, an experience so worthwhile."

"All around this house is truly delightful, peaceful and restful"

"I feel like I am living in the past here"

"A beautiful house and a perfect porch"

"This is a wonderful spot, run by wonderful people. One of our favourite stops on our journey. Now a little something about the playful ghosts roaming the corridors, once you get to know them they settle down a bit, they become quite jovial and entertaining"