House in Sedgwick, ME
5 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Summary:
Charming 3-bedroom flat nestled in the heart of historic Blue Hill village. Just steps from local shops, galleries, dining, and a short drive to Acadia National Park. Ideal for families or groups seeking comfort and convenience in a picturesque coastal setting. Enjoy easy access to hiking, kayaking, and exploring the beauty of Downeast Maine. Guests will find the space to be comfortable, stylish and convenient. Escape to Blue Hill today!
Guest Access:
Guests will have access to one parking spot behind the home, and street parking is free. There is an outdoor area behind the home that guests may enjoy with patio furniture.
The Neighborhood:
Blue Hill, Maine, nestled on the scenic Blue Hill Peninsula, offers a quintessential coastal New England experience that is both peaceful and inspiring. This charming seaside town draws visitors seeking a slower pace, rich in natural beauty, cultural depth, and culinary delights. Surrounded by forested hills and quiet coves, Blue Hill feels like a place out of time—unspoiled, welcoming, and distinctly Maine.
Blue Hill also boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene that punches well above its size. Local galleries and pottery studios showcase the area’s long tradition of craftsmanship. History lovers can visit the Jonathan Fisher House, a museum dedicated to the town’s early settler, who was also a writer, minister, and artist, offering a glimpse into early 19th-century life in coastal Maine.
Culinary travelers will be delighted by the town’s food scene, which emphasizes fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The Blue Hill Co-op is a community hub with a focus on organic produce and artisan goods, while restaurants like Aragosta, located nearby on Deer Isle, elevate regional seafood into innovative, fine dining experiences. These establishments celebrate the bounty of the land and sea with a distinctly Maine sensibility.
Visiting Blue Hill during the annual Blue Hill Fair, held over Labor Day weekend, offers a taste of small-town tradition at its best. This classic country fair features agricultural exhibits, local crafts, carnival rides, and music—bringing together locals and visitors in a joyful celebration of community.
Whether you're here to hike, paddle, dine, or simply relax and take in the views, Blue Hill is a deeply rewarding vacation destination that invites you to slow down and savor Maine’s natural rhythm.
Charming 3-bedroom flat nestled in the heart of historic Blue Hill village. Just steps from local shops, galleries, dining, and a short drive to Acadia National Park. Ideal for families or groups seeking comfort and convenience in a picturesque coastal setting. Enjoy easy access to hiking, kayaking, and exploring the beauty of Downeast Maine. Guests will find the space to be comfortable, stylish and convenient. Escape to Blue Hill today!
Guest Access:
Guests will have access to one parking spot behind the home, and street parking is free. There is an outdoor area behind the home that guests may enjoy with patio furniture.
The Neighborhood:
Blue Hill, Maine, nestled on the scenic Blue Hill Peninsula, offers a quintessential coastal New England experience that is both peaceful and inspiring. This charming seaside town draws visitors seeking a slower pace, rich in natural beauty, cultural depth, and culinary delights. Surrounded by forested hills and quiet coves, Blue Hill feels like a place out of time—unspoiled, welcoming, and distinctly Maine.
Blue Hill also boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene that punches well above its size. Local galleries and pottery studios showcase the area’s long tradition of craftsmanship. History lovers can visit the Jonathan Fisher House, a museum dedicated to the town’s early settler, who was also a writer, minister, and artist, offering a glimpse into early 19th-century life in coastal Maine.
Culinary travelers will be delighted by the town’s food scene, which emphasizes fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The Blue Hill Co-op is a community hub with a focus on organic produce and artisan goods, while restaurants like Aragosta, located nearby on Deer Isle, elevate regional seafood into innovative, fine dining experiences. These establishments celebrate the bounty of the land and sea with a distinctly Maine sensibility.
Visiting Blue Hill during the annual Blue Hill Fair, held over Labor Day weekend, offers a taste of small-town tradition at its best. This classic country fair features agricultural exhibits, local crafts, carnival rides, and music—bringing together locals and visitors in a joyful celebration of community.
Whether you're here to hike, paddle, dine, or simply relax and take in the views, Blue Hill is a deeply rewarding vacation destination that invites you to slow down and savor Maine’s natural rhythm.
Amenities at Coastal Flat
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Sedgwick, ME
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2025
Well stocked with necessities, clean, great location and good communication with host
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"Well stocked with necessities, clean, great location and good communication with host"
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