An historical home constructed by Charles Sovereign between 1825 and 1846

• occupied by one of Canada's famous authors, Mazo de la Roche, from 1910-1915
• saved from demolition by the Bronte Historical Society and the Town of Oakville, in 1988
• moved from its original location on Shoreline Dr to Bronte Bluffs Park
• copy of the Sovereign journals, which contain detailed insight into the construction of the house, is available on location

• owned by the Town of Oakville
• operated as a heritage display centre for local history by the Bronte Historical Society
• showcases artifacts related to the builder, the lifestyles of the 1800s and Bronte Harbour
• rotating exhibits and surrounding gardens cultivated in the 1910 style with lakeside walkways
• Art On The Bluffs, showcase of local artists, hosted in the North Wing of Sovereign House 

Rental Facilities

• North Wing available year round for meetings
• capacity 45 people
• fully accessible
• air conditioned
• small patio with garden
• parking