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Brun Arche Round Island Private Island 1000 Islands St Lawrence River Clayton NY
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Brun Arche Round Island Private Island 1000 Islands St Lawrence River Clayton NY
A home with history. At 138 years old, Brun Arche carries the character of its past. Expect charm, idiosyncrasies, and a sense of place that modern builds simply cannot replicate.
Brun Arche is more than a place to stay—it’s an immersion into an unhurried way of life, where days unfold to the rhythm of the river and evenings are measured in golden light and quiet conversation. It is, at its heart, a home—not just for those who stay, but for those who embrace its story.
First Floor: A Welcome with Presence
• The Archives Room – Once a study, now a quiet space filled with photographs and stories from generations past.
• The Parlour – A cozy retreat with deep armchairs and a discreet Roku TV for the rare rainy afternoon.
• The Dining Room – Seats 6-8
• The Bar – A former butler’s pantry turned wet bar, the perfect prelude to an evening on the breezeway.
• The Kitchen – Expansive windows overlook the shipping channel, offering a front-row seat to the slow procession of freighters.
• Screened Breezeway Dining – The true heart of the home. Seating for 10+, where breakfast, lunch, and dinner unfold against a backdrop of river views.
• Powder Room – Conveniently tucked away near the kitchen.
Second Floor: Private Quarters with a Sense of History
• Red Room & Blue Room – Twin beds, each with a sink & mirror—simple, timeless, serene.
Brun Arche is more than a place to stay—it’s an immersion into an unhurried way of life, where days unfold to the rhythm of the river and evenings are measured in golden light and quiet conversation. It is, at its heart, a home—not just for those who stay, but for those who embrace its story.
First Floor: A Welcome with Presence
• The Archives Room – Once a study, now a quiet space filled with photographs and stories from generations past.
• The Parlour – A cozy retreat with deep armchairs and a discreet Roku TV for the rare rainy afternoon.
• The Dining Room – Seats 6-8
• The Bar – A former butler’s pantry turned wet bar, the perfect prelude to an evening on the breezeway.
• The Kitchen – Expansive windows overlook the shipping channel, offering a front-row seat to the slow procession of freighters.
• Screened Breezeway Dining – The true heart of the home. Seating for 10+, where breakfast, lunch, and dinner unfold against a backdrop of river views.
• Powder Room – Conveniently tucked away near the kitchen.
Second Floor: Private Quarters with a Sense of History
• Red Room & Blue Room – Twin beds, each with a sink & mirror—simple, timeless, serene.