The elaborate beveled glass front doors and front hall window, the grand oak-paneled staircase; the vintage tin ceilings and lead crystal chandelier give you the feeling that you have just made a grand entrance. Large amounts of light and the open rooms beyond are simply awe inspiring. Halfway up the staircase there is a rare stained glass window. Frederick J. Skinner, a prominent Gananoque manufacturer, and politician, built Sleepy Hollow and his portrait hangs in the front entrance to greet you. The history of the house over time has seen it used as a Tourist home, a nursing home, apartments, and since 1997, a B & B.

The Dining room, an octagonal room gets the morning sun and the cut glass window creates rainbows on the table. It is a great place to enjoy the first morning coffee and then the breakfast that follows.

This room at the top of the grand staircase is a perfect spot to relax. A full-width bow window with window seat invites you to stay awhile and watch or play a game of pool.