The Restaurant is a 140-year-old house located on Unionville's picturesque Main Street, that oasis of old world charm situated just 25 minutes from downtown Toronto. The house was built in 1872 by Dr. R.P. Eckardt, who was the grandson of the original settlers of Unionville. It was known as "The Doctors house" having been home and office to a succession of medical practitioners. The downstairs facilities of the restaurant include two cozy dining rooms in the old house and a bright sunny addition called the winter garden, with a beautiful array of tropical plants. For warm sunny summer days there is a spacious, shady terrace to enjoy your lunch or dinner. Outside is an original wine press, built in 1871. It was shipped to the Old Country Inn from Raiding in Burgenland, Austria, from the house where Franz Liszt the composer was born. The Old Country Inn Restaurant has an extensive wine list with wines from Austria and worldwide.