Cabin in York, ME
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this cabin rental
- New Listing: Weekly Rental (Sat--> Sat) -
This two bedroom rustic cabin, with two working fireplaces, is over 200 years old and has just been updated to offer modern conveniences, including brand-new kitchen appliances and AC, while keeping its rustic allure. The home retains its original Dutch doors on both the front and rear entrance and handmade lead hearts and stained-glass windows.
You enter the house through a ‘Sea Sage’ colored door and walk into a petite kitchen with brand new, but retro looking appliances. The original sink remains, but all of the white cabinets are new. A peg board holds shiny copper molds and pans to give the chef easy access. The downstairs bedroom has a queen bed and is awash in white. It has a working fireplace inside the bedroom – très romantique! The windows are all built in French and Dutch style to allow for air flow, but each bedroom has AC, if needed.
There is a full bath right outside of the master bedroom with an antique claw foot tub and shower combination. The bathroom is small, but fully functional and quaint. An outdoor hose is also available to wash off all the sand from the beach.
The dining and living room are an open floor plan with another working fireplace. This great room has gleaming, shiny hard wood floors throughout. There is a 63-inch TV, games, and puzzles in the event of rain. Outside the back-double Dutch door, you will find a delightful covered porch for al fresco dining or an after-dinner drink. There is a 300-year-old, 15-foot-long Ashwood bench on the porch waiting for you to claim your seat, along with comfy and conventional outdoor furniture for dining and sitting. Look up and you will see an antique French chandelier hanging above the table. Please expect to see wild animals from your perch on the porch, including deer, turkey, and even the occasional bear!
Back inside the house, you can walk up a petite staircase to access an upstairs bunk room for the kids or other guests. It sleeps four comfortably.
This retreat is a perfect place for writers, artists, or executives, who truly want/need a relaxing vacation experience. Despite the house’s wooded privacy, occupants can enjoy a short walk (5-7 mins) to Perkins Cove and Ogunquit Beach, named one of the top ten 2023 beaches in the U.S. by Tripadvisor. Perkins Cove also marks the start of the famous Marginal Way, which is the pedestrian cliff walk on the ocean's edge that leads you past several small beaches and stops at Main Beach in the center of Ogunquit. The famous Ogunquit Art Museum is also a half mile walk from the house. The house is ideally situated if you want to leave the car at home and have a few rum punches with your dinner at Barnacle Billy’s, the best rum punch you will ever have! You don’t have to deal with transport into the Cove, and can avoid all the summer traffic. The Cape Neddick Country Club abuts the property, and non-members are welcome.
Anywhere you cannot walk, you can simply hop on a trolley or drive. The Ogunquit Playhouse offers rotating musicals and the Ogunquit Movie Theatre offers evening events ranging from free movies to live comedy shows to drag queen competitions.
The cabin was originally built to serve as a sanctuary for the wife of George Conarroe (Nannie Conarroe), while he designed and built several historic buildings around town. Charles M. Burns designed the cabin and York contractor Edward B. Blaisdell was the contractor in the late 1800s. In 1897 this same duo built the Ogunquit Memorial Library and St. Peter's By the Sea Episcopal Church on Shore Road (both commissioned by Nannie Conarroe to honor her late husband). The location of the Episcopal church was carefully selected by Burns to be on Christian Hill so sailors could see the steeple cross from their boats in the Ocean.
The cabin has a long list of famous tenants, including celebrated artists George Kunkel and Edward H. Betts. A young Bette Davis also stayed in the cabin while working as a lifeguard in Ogunquit.
The cabin offers plenty of parking, certainly enough for four cars, plus! No pets are allowed. The home is smoke free.
Additional property next door (sleeps 10) available if you are planning on a larger gathering!
Please be our guest and put our service to the test!
*If you stay for seven nights or more, your rate is discounted by 10%.*
This two bedroom rustic cabin, with two working fireplaces, is over 200 years old and has just been updated to offer modern conveniences, including brand-new kitchen appliances and AC, while keeping its rustic allure. The home retains its original Dutch doors on both the front and rear entrance and handmade lead hearts and stained-glass windows.
You enter the house through a ‘Sea Sage’ colored door and walk into a petite kitchen with brand new, but retro looking appliances. The original sink remains, but all of the white cabinets are new. A peg board holds shiny copper molds and pans to give the chef easy access. The downstairs bedroom has a queen bed and is awash in white. It has a working fireplace inside the bedroom – très romantique! The windows are all built in French and Dutch style to allow for air flow, but each bedroom has AC, if needed.
There is a full bath right outside of the master bedroom with an antique claw foot tub and shower combination. The bathroom is small, but fully functional and quaint. An outdoor hose is also available to wash off all the sand from the beach.
The dining and living room are an open floor plan with another working fireplace. This great room has gleaming, shiny hard wood floors throughout. There is a 63-inch TV, games, and puzzles in the event of rain. Outside the back-double Dutch door, you will find a delightful covered porch for al fresco dining or an after-dinner drink. There is a 300-year-old, 15-foot-long Ashwood bench on the porch waiting for you to claim your seat, along with comfy and conventional outdoor furniture for dining and sitting. Look up and you will see an antique French chandelier hanging above the table. Please expect to see wild animals from your perch on the porch, including deer, turkey, and even the occasional bear!
Back inside the house, you can walk up a petite staircase to access an upstairs bunk room for the kids or other guests. It sleeps four comfortably.
This retreat is a perfect place for writers, artists, or executives, who truly want/need a relaxing vacation experience. Despite the house’s wooded privacy, occupants can enjoy a short walk (5-7 mins) to Perkins Cove and Ogunquit Beach, named one of the top ten 2023 beaches in the U.S. by Tripadvisor. Perkins Cove also marks the start of the famous Marginal Way, which is the pedestrian cliff walk on the ocean's edge that leads you past several small beaches and stops at Main Beach in the center of Ogunquit. The famous Ogunquit Art Museum is also a half mile walk from the house. The house is ideally situated if you want to leave the car at home and have a few rum punches with your dinner at Barnacle Billy’s, the best rum punch you will ever have! You don’t have to deal with transport into the Cove, and can avoid all the summer traffic. The Cape Neddick Country Club abuts the property, and non-members are welcome.
Anywhere you cannot walk, you can simply hop on a trolley or drive. The Ogunquit Playhouse offers rotating musicals and the Ogunquit Movie Theatre offers evening events ranging from free movies to live comedy shows to drag queen competitions.
The cabin was originally built to serve as a sanctuary for the wife of George Conarroe (Nannie Conarroe), while he designed and built several historic buildings around town. Charles M. Burns designed the cabin and York contractor Edward B. Blaisdell was the contractor in the late 1800s. In 1897 this same duo built the Ogunquit Memorial Library and St. Peter's By the Sea Episcopal Church on Shore Road (both commissioned by Nannie Conarroe to honor her late husband). The location of the Episcopal church was carefully selected by Burns to be on Christian Hill so sailors could see the steeple cross from their boats in the Ocean.
The cabin has a long list of famous tenants, including celebrated artists George Kunkel and Edward H. Betts. A young Bette Davis also stayed in the cabin while working as a lifeguard in Ogunquit.
The cabin offers plenty of parking, certainly enough for four cars, plus! No pets are allowed. The home is smoke free.
Additional property next door (sleeps 10) available if you are planning on a larger gathering!
Please be our guest and put our service to the test!
*If you stay for seven nights or more, your rate is discounted by 10%.*
Amenities at Cozy Cabin w/AC - Walk to Perkins Cove/Marginal Way/Ogunquit Beaches - Sleeps 6
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of York, ME
Ratings and reviews
8 / 10Excellent·Sep 2025
The cottage was in a nice, quiet neighborhood surrounded by trees. This was a nice backdrop for the back porch enjoyment. The cottage is very quaint for sure and the fireplace came in very handy on the quite cool evenings.The kitchen utensils need attention, other than that it is quite well equipped, except lacking a Lobster Pot, which in Maine is nearly unforgiveable! LOL.I was looking forward to using the, what looks like a lovely old tub, but in reality was a tub that needs refinishing, I was not able to have a bath. We were disconcerted to find no window coverings in the bathroom or bedroom. We took to covering the bathroom windows with the dish towels from the kitchen, carefully closing them in the hooked window frames.The bed was way too soft for our comfort, so if you like a firm bed be aware of that. I have to mention, for my sister the cobwebs from the beautiful open wood ceilings! The glass, especially the large window near the dining table could have been cleaner, which is expected, especially when being charged a cleaning fee. We went there for a nice quiet long weekend and that is what we got. It was a nice stay all in all. Steve was responsive and assisted when our GPS was not behaving.
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2025
Our stay at the cabin was relaxing and had everything we needed. Beds are super comfy, AC kept the temperature comfortable. Enjoyed the fire pit, gas grill and outdoor seating on back deck. Cabin full of history and character and was very unique. Rebecca made sure we had everything we needed. Beach chairs, toys, bodyboards, cooler, towels. She was extremely responsive, accomodatimg, friendly and helpful. Easy from start to finish. Walk to Perkins Cove convenient. Good location, quick drive to beach. Left feeling relaxed and smiling.
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2024
We enjoyed our stay and would come back again
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2024
I spent the weekend at this cabin alone to have some peace and quiet and see the coast of Maine. The hosts were very welcoming and available for anything I needed. The real wood fireplaces provided a campfire and cozy atmosphere. The location was very walkable to Ogunquit and I enjoyed the restaurant recommendations. I loved the quiet mornings watching the wildlife and sipping my coffee. It was a great weekend and I enjoyed this treasure in the woods.
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9Outstanding
(10 Ratings)
"Our stay at the cabin was relaxing and had everything we needed. Beds are super comfy, AC kept the temperature comfortable. Enjoyed the fire pit, gas grill and outdoor seating on back deck. Cabin full..."
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