My family of four along with my wife's parents stayed in this cozy home last June during Windjammer Days! We had a blast & the house was well appointed- it almost felt like we were staying with family. The house had everything we needed.

There was plenty of room with two large masters upstairs (great beds) along with a whimsical third bedroom with twin beds. The kids loved having their own space & loved the lighthouse themed bedroom.

Downstairs was great with a flatscreen tv & dvd player. We were able to watch the US Soccer Team in the World Cup while eating lobster with the wonderful bay views just outside.

The kitchen is large & has a cool center island for preparing food - we had lobster & seafood almost every night that we didn't go out. The house also has a cool old historic New England dining room with large wood plank floors, and a table with seating for all of us as an old wood carved Captain statue looked over us in agreement. Great decorations!

Every night we found ourselves outside on the newly renovated deck for happy hour & playtime. The kids loved all the space & the adults enjoyed our cocktails watching the sun set over the cove with a nice bay breeze.

There are so many activities near the house too. Downtown Boothbay is within walking distance and has all types of restaurants, gift shops (Sherman's Book & Stationery Store) and ocean activities (Cap'n Fish Boat Trips). We ate out several times and loved the twin specials Robinson's Wharf (5 minute drive from the house opposite direction from downtown), the kids loved playing at the Tugboat Inn as we enjoyed the Sinatra era seafood dining, ice cream at Downeast Ice Cream Factory and also the fish & chips at Bets Fish Fry on the way into town. We even walked to Dunton's Doghouse for lobster rolls one day on the walk into town for an art festival with tons of activities and parade for the kids.

We also visited the Maine State Aquarium which was about five minutes from the house with a beautiful drive along the coast. We stopped in at the Boothbay Region Land Trust and they helped guide us to several awesome hiking trails.

We visited in late June during Windjammer Days and took several day time cruises to watch the old ships sale into Boothbay Harbor, seals playing along the coast line and a bald eagle landing on a tree.

These are memories that we will always remember and having a beautiful house to enjoy each other was a blessing. I would definitely rent this house again!