The Waterhouse Residence Museum is a historic house museum in Maitland, Florida. It showcases the beautiful late 1800s home of the Waterhouse family.

Restored by the Art & History Museums Maitland, the Waterhouse Residence Museum is designed to depict the life of the middle class during the Victorian period. Built in 1884 for the pioneer settler and builder William H. Waterhouse and his family, the museum features period furnishing, clothing, and other mementos. It also tells of the class and customs of the people during that era.

Visitors will usually be toured around the Waterhouse Residence Museum by trained docents. An admission fee is charged to access the home, but it will also cover the trip to the Carpentry Shop Museum nearby.