Welcome to the Mariner King Inn, a treasured historic residence, originally built between 1829 and 1836 as a home for the Zwicker family. Constructed during the coronation year of ‘Mariner King’, British King William in 1830, this exquisitely preserved property encapsulates the Maritime heritage of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. The Inn’s traditional architecture, vibrant façade, and intricate details evoke a deep sense of history, while its ties to Lunenburg’s seafaring past are unmistakable. Located in the heart of Old Town Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mariner King carries a prestigious legacy. Tourists flock to Lunenburg to admire its UNESCO Fresco homes, and as a resident, you’ll be part of this living canvas, nestled within the heart of history. Over the years, this remarkable property has transitioned through various roles, having been occupied by a number of businesses. Most recently, it has stood as the aptly named Mariner King Inn, reflecting its adaptability. Now, this property represents a unique opportunity for you to contribute to its ongoing legacy- whether that means preserving its inn heritage or transforming it back into a single-family residence. Imagine waking up to the stories of the past, surrounded by historic charm. Experience moments of Maritime history and immerse yourself in the town's vibrant waterfront, art, and culture scene. 15 King St offers more than a home; it’s a chance to own a slice of Lunenburg‘s narrative, both past and present.