Secluded waterfront home with private dock, outdoor dining, firepit, WiFi & W/D

This property is as advertised. A rustic, but well kept Maine camp. Not on the water, but looking over the water with beautiful sunsets. I was only there in the evenings and early am- attending a 9-5 workshop daily. I only comment with low score for check-in -as the keycode box did not function. It took from 5:30-9pm - of texting and phone calls. The trouble shooting (using same steps over and over with different people thru the texting system), finally talking with the local vrbo manager, and finally a handyman coming and opening the cabin. He replaced the battery to the keycode box... From that point on, I used a key that was in the cabin. (Another lockbox was on a 2nd door, but there was no key in the lockbox, so that step did not help me gain access). So, it was a bit of a pain. After 2 hours, I was online trying to find alternative lodging. Then the local manager called and spoke to me in person (not texting). Everyone thru the process was very polite- and especially the local manager and the handyman. I doubt this will happen again. It is a semi- remote location, so attention to proper functioning of the key pad will likely be done in the future.

This property has a beautiful view from both the living and dining rooms as well as the deck and ranks high on the “charming cabin” list. The kitchen is fine, but does not include much in seasonings, coffee etc. The bathroom is very small, but fully updated with some storage that guest can use. Same for the bedroom. BUT! If you are over 6’ tall, you may feel uncomfortable here. My 6’ tall husband’s hair brushed the top of each doorway. The ceiling in the living room is only 7’. The ship’s ladder to the upstairs sleeping lift is very steep and could be difficult for children, the elderly or those above average in size or weight. A little difficult to find the first time on a dirt road. Be sure to arrive in daylight!

Very good value.