Primrose Seaside Cottage Above Shoreline With Gorgeous Views
- Cottage450 sq. ft.
- Sleeps: 3
- Bedrooms: 1
- Bathrooms: 1
- Min Stay: 3 nights
Oceanfront Rustic 1 Bedroom Cottage
Bedrooms
Owner
Heather McCollum
- Languages:
- english
About Heather McCollum
Rick Crouthamel and Heather McCollum (father and daughter) bought the cottages in 2011. Originally owned by the McCollum family, they were thrilled to be able to buy them back. Rick lives in Maryland and is the founder of IEDRO, a non-profit organization that digitizes global weather data to predict weather changes. Heather lives in North Carolina with her three kids and husband and is a published author.
Heather McCollum purchased this Cottage in 2011
Why Heather McCollum chose Jonesport
The McCollum Cottages date back to the early 1900's when their used to be around 8 of them. They are situated on a bluff above Moosabec Reach on McCollum Ln, overlooking McCollum Beach. Given this history - the McCollum's needed to get them back in the family and make them available for others to enjoy again!!
What makes this Cottage unique
Situated right on a bluff above the ocean in the heart of a working fishing community, these cottages allow you to escape, relax, and explore in a comfy safe environ offering stunning views. Purchase lobster right from pier next to property or purchase freshly cooked seafood from Bayview Takeout across the Mossabec Reach.
Amenities
Featured
- Children Welcome
- Heater
- TV
- Internet
- Pets Welcome
- Parking
Bathrooms
- 1 Bathroom
House Rules
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 10:00 AM
No smoking
Pets allowed
Children allowed
Minimum age of primary renter:25
Max guests:3
Cancellation Policy
100% refund if canceled at least 60 days before arrival date. 50% refund if canceled at least 30 days before arrival date.
14 Reviews
Primrose
Cute little cottage overlooking the harbor right in town but nice and quiet very nice owner and locals cabin was clean and kept up nicely would definitely rent again
Very nice
Small, cozy, clean . A lovely place.
A way to step back in time
Loved the quiet simple way of life hubby would have liked a tv but we lived without it. Restaurants in area not the greatest but other than that it was great
Get away from it all!
My husband and I spent three weeks at this charming little cottage. It had just what we needed to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The hosts Rick and Donna were so nice and gracious! We thoroughly enjoyed this working town, the views, the fog, the starry nights, the quiet, the lobsters, etc. etc. When it was foggy at home, we just had to drive 30 - 40 minutes inland to enjoy sandy bottom lakes with crystal clear waters. The daily tides were impressive. The lobster fresh as can be. The blueberries and raspberries wild and sweet. We can't wait to return.
Thank you so much for coming to stay in our sweet cottage! I'm thrilled that you had a great time. Thank you for the 5 star review too. You are definitely welcome back every summer : ) Heather
Peaceful Location for a Maine coast Getaway
Lovely little cottage, nothing fancy but really well-maintained and very, very comfortable. Simple and utilitarian, very nice for a couple.
Thank you so much for taking the time to post a review! So glad you enjoyed your stay.
Heather
Charming and Peaceful!
What a charming cottage! We had everything we needed, and Heather was accommodating and very helpful. The bay view/ocean is spectacular. We took daily walks on the beach and totally relaxed. We wanted a get-away that was peaceful, away from the city, and "just be" with nature. At the last moment, our dog sitter canceled, and Heather was kind enough to allow us to bring, "Rosie" our cocker spaniel. She too had a great time! :-). Heather's father, Richard and his partner, Donna, were friendly, helpful and generous to a fault of their time and friendship. Jonesport and Beals Island is a charming setting and people were friendly and non-intrusive. We will stay at Heather's cottage on a yearly basis. I highly recommend the Primrose cottage. Heather, thank you again!
Kind Regards,
The Garrisons