Fairholme Manor Bed and Breakfast

The Italianate style manor stretches across an acre of gardens near Government House, featuring decorative brackets and narrow bay windows throughout its structure.

Built in 1886 by architect John Teague, the manor was commissioned by John Chapman Davie, a doctor who introduced antiseptic surgical methods to British Columbia.

Each of the six guest suites contains period furnishings that reflect the architectural and design elements of late nineteenth-century Victorian residences.

Located at 638 Rockland Place, the bed and breakfast provides accommodations with private fireplaces, soaking tubs, and large sitting areas for guests.

The property owners published a cookbook titled 'Fabulous Fairholme: Breakfasts & Brunches' featuring recipes served at the establishment.

Location: Victoria

Inception: 1886

Architects: John Teague

Address: 638 Rockland Place

GPS coordinates: 48.41921,-123.33931

Latest update: March 10, 2025 12:54