This 100-year-old structure has been completely renovated in 2023 and features new furniture, a modern kitchen, a gas log fireplace, high speed internet (541 megs/sec) and art. One guest called the cottage "truly magical." Steps away from a secluded cove in Casco Bay which renters can access via private ramp and float, this lovely cottage provides everything you need for a quintessentially Maine vacation. The cottage is private, and quiet.
The cottage is at the end of a dead-end gravel road, and is private and quiet.
Two other cottages on the same property are nearby if guests want to add one or three bedrooms, baths and kitchens.

THE SPACE
This cottage is adjacent to Sebasco Harbor Resort, which features golf, tennis, a restaurant, and other amenities. It is also adjacent to 21 acres of our private forest and a newly constructed private trail system (map provided) that connects to a much larger trail system (map provided) maintained by the nearby resort.
GUEST ACCESS
Guests share access (with one other 3-BR cottage 80 yds away ) to the float and small sandy beach that forms at low tide, as well as to the laundry and bicycles found in the shed. The newly built, signed trail system affords access to the property's 21 acres and to nearby lookouts.

Kayaks and paddleboards are available for rental from a local company that delivers and picks up. A private trail system on our 21 acres connects to a trail system maintained by the adjacent resort.

Guests' primary contact will be with a local property manager, but our summer home is literally down the road and we have a welcoming attitude to new visitors, while respecting guests' privacy.

Play golf or tennis or dine at the adjacent Sebasco Harbor Resort.

Weekly linens and cleaning, high-speed internet; smart TV on request; all new kitchens, baths, and beds..

Our cottages are located in the Sebasco area of Phippsburg (“coastal Maine at its prettiest”), about an hour’s drive from Portland.

Phippsburg was named as one of the ten best cities in America ”to go off the grid” in March 2022, ranking Phippsburg alongside Carmel, California; Aspen, Colorado; and Sedona, Arizona. The website Livability.com had this to say about Phippsburg:

“This is coastal Maine at its prettiest, with picturesque wooden boat houses standing atop thick timber stilts plummeting into the Atlantic. This is the kind of place [where] you . . . chow down on the best lobster you’ll ever put in your mouth. It’s . . . a great place to ‘go dark’ for a bit.” https://bit.ly/PhippsburgME

At the southern tip of the Phippsburg peninsula, you can immerse yourself in American history by walking through American-Revolution-era batteries at Fort Baldwin, Civil War-era Fort Popham, and the site of the 1607 Popham Colony, a failed British colony which preceded the Mayflower’s landing at Plymouth. Play tennis or a round of golf at nearby Sebasco Harbor Resort, or go on a beautiful hike to Seawall Beach at Morse Mountain. Experience quintessential Maine’s fresh lobster and oysters at one of the peninsula’s waterfront restaurants. Take a stroll through galleries, local shops, and the Maine Maritime Museum in the historic shipbuilding town of Bath, just 20 minutes away. Or, head back towards the bigger town of Brunswick for dinner and a concert (30 min), check out the outlet shops of Freeport (45 min), walk through historic Boothbay Harbor (55 min), or explore the bustling port and nightlife in Portland (1 hr).

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
• Things To Do in Phippsburg - https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g40818-Activities-Phippsburg_Maine.html . Some of our favorites are listed below.

• Popham Beach - Maine’s largest public beach, 15 minutes away https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g40818-d103734-Reviews-Popham_Beach_State_Park-Phippsburg_Maine.html

• Tottman Cove Beach - Phippsburg’s town beach, Phippsburg residents and renters only, 2 miles. Take the permit on your cottage’s bulletin board.

• Sebasco Harbor Resort activities (golf, tennis, bowling, kayaks) - http://www.sebasco.com

• Phippsburg Trails - https://www.alltrails.com/us/maine/phippsburg

• Morse Mountain to Seawall Beach hike - https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g40818-d21330758-Reviews-Morse_Mountain_To_Seawall_Beach-Phippsburg_Maine.html . This is a favorite of ours. It’s moderately hard, so it’s a good workout, but the reward is a vast, largely empty beach - Popham Beach without the people. Carry in/carry out. Take bug spray.

• Cove’s End Trails - Private trail system on our 21 acres that connects to a large public system created by the resort. See “Private Trail System” link above.

• Day Trip to Monhegan Island - http://www.balmydayscruises.com leaves from Boothbay Harbor, one hour away (parking can be challenging - leave plenty of time to find it). Whales are seen, sometimes, on the ferry ride over or back.

• Kayak and Paddleboard Rentals - Seaspray Kayak (Brunswick) -they deliver and pick up at Cove’s End. (207)404-1100.

• Maine Maritime Museum - http://www.mainemaritimemuseum.org (Bath)

• Ferry to Seguin Island Lighthouse -http://www.sequinisland.org/plan-your-visit/charters-to-seguin/ Seguin Island Light was commissioned by Geo. Washington in 1793, and the current structure - open for tours - is a Victorian relic built in 1857 featuring a first order Fresnel lens.

• Charter Fishing and Cruises - Cap’t Joe Jerome (West Point), https://northeastsaltwater.com/ . Want to catch striped bass? Cap’t Joe is your man.

• Artist’s Studio - East Village Studio (West Point) - Jillian Herrigel, artist. http://www.jillianherrigel.com/ . Jillian’s art is featured in our cottages. Her studio is minutes away, but call first.

• Freeport, LL Beans and Outlet shopping - 40 minutes away. Good for rainy days, but be warned - the cell service there, for some reason, is terrible!