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Welcome to Leeson House Bed & Breakfast!

Leeson House is located in the quaint Town of Unity, Saskatchewan, Canada.

If you are looking for a comfortable, relaxing stay in the town of Unity, look no further...

• Hosts Joan & Murray invite you to share in their hospitality
• Enjoy a restful night in a quiet neighborhood.
• A hearty home cooked breakfast awaits you
• Visit our outdoor Hot Tub or relax in the Private T.V. room
• Or Golf at Unity's 9-hole grass green and then visit the
   heritage museum!
• Or maybe perhaps you would like a farm tour or a tour of a
  grain elevator? If you call ahead, arrangements can be made.

Check out the Town of Unity website for more information
on our town

Leeson House is located close to the Curling/Hockey Rink and Swimming Pool.

For the information of guests:

• We are open year round •  Smoking outside only •  Stairs on premises  • Large Victorian bedrooms

•  Queensize/Double beds •  Tea/Coffee & Dessert served • Private Dining Room •
 
Check-ins: before 9:00 pm
Check-outs: before 11 am

RATES: Please call for current rates.
*Rates subject to change*

For reservations or information Ph: (306) 228-3809

Leeson House is located at #537 - 4th Ave. E in the Town of
Unity, Saskatchewan, Canada.

 Link to our wonderful town!

Leeson House is rich in history and is owned and operated by Joan and Murray Haughian. Murray's great grandparents ordered the home from the Eatons catalogue and constructed it in 1917. The Leeson House, as it was known at that time, was located on a farm, 9 miles west southeast of Unity. The house was moved into Unity in 1946 and was occupied by several different owners and was even the town's police barracks for a while, complete with bomb shelter. When the house went up for sale in 1991, The Haughians couldn't resist. Once again the house was  "back in the family". In 1998 they decided to convert their special home into a  Bed & Breakfast. Family members suggested calling it "Leeson House", where it had all started more than 80 years ago.