Pascoe House
B & B

111 Chappel Street
Kelleys Island, Ohio 43438

Kristen Pascoe
419-746-2705

pascoehouse@yahoo.com

Pascoe House B & B is a one hundred year old island home with three bedrooms for rent with two shared baths.  Relax on our outdoor deck for morning breakfast and nighttime stargazing. The backyard has a hammock for an afternoon nap. Continental breakfast includes fresh fruit, toast, bagels, homemade breads, fruit crisps, coffee, juice and tea. This B&B is one block inland from Lake Erie and downtown shops, restaurants and nightlife. 

This home is clean and comfortable with large windows letting in a lot of sunshine and cool breezes.  A queen bedded room and double bedded room have window air conditioning, the third double bedded room has a private balcony and a window fan.  This room has great cross breezes. For those with allergies I have a lovable dog. Bicycles are available for island meandering.

Rates:
Nightly Rate: $90 - $100


Security Deposit:
Half of the rental amount is required for a security deposit.

Cancellation Policy:
No refunds on 50% deposit.

Directions:
Travel west from the Kelleys Island Ferry Boat Line dock down Lakeshore and turn right on Addison Street. At the corner turn left to 111 Chappel Street.

Rental Arrival:
Check-in time: 4:00 p.m.
Check-out time: Noon

Features:

• Deck for relaxing

• Continental breakfast

• Queen and double bedded rooms

• Out door grill available

• TV and DVD

• Bicycles are available

• Within walking distance of town

Island History -

This home is a rather unusual horne from an architectural standpoint, combining some features common to the Queen Anne style with a basic, symmetrical rectangular plan shape more common in American 4-Square and later styles. It was started in 1904 by Edward Perkinson and added to the tax records in 1901. Michael and Sarah Perkinson, parents of Edward, came from Ireland to the United States in 1869 to work in the Norman Kelley & Co. quarry. At the time Edward was born, 1874, the family lived on the south shore near the Norman Kelley house. However, by 1896 they had built their new home on Chapel Street to be closer to church and stores.

Like his father and brothers, Edward also worked for the KIL&T Company. He was a machinist for their West Quarry Roundhouse. In 1904 he built this house for his bride, Betz Myers, raising his family here until the closing of the quarry forced him to leave the island.

The house was then purchased by Howard and Nadine Bickley Brown. The son of Walter and Maimie Brown, Howard helped his is family in the operation of the General Store and served as the island's Post Master for many years.