Charming 2-bedrm w/Sit Rm on 2nd fl/peaceful house close to Acadia A/C, WiFi

All of the second floor in a traditional 1832 New England cape style home is your home away from home, while you visit Acadia/Blue Hill Peninsula. This quintessential coast of Maine farmhouse property features 2 cozy bedrooms with a Sitting Room between with a mix of sleeping arrangements to accommodate all guests. Enjoy the quaint bathroom with a refreshing shower and hair dryer provided. Fire pit in the backyard yours to use for a quiet evening watching the Summer Stars and the Milky Way appear under Downeast Maine's notorious dark skies. (Use of firepit must get approved by host for legal reasons). Watch stars appear as the sky gets dark and see stars that few can see because of our low light-pollution,
Experience the magic of Morgan Bay within a short walk. Drive 5 minutes to a small beach just a short walk from Perry's Lobster Shack on the water on a one road peninsula lovely for walking or biking. All over-looking the water and mountains of Acadia.
Across the road is the Morgan Bay Zendo, open for a short walk in the Zendo Moss Garden or Sunday meditation, and also the Surry Art Barn both a five minute walk. And, of course, Acadia is a short 35 minute drive away. An added attraction is the Blue Hill Peninsula for climbing Blue Hill Mountain, we call it a "the mountain", it is really a hill with a lovely view of the ocean and again the Acadia Mountains. Drive to the tip of the Blue Hill Peninsula and find Stonington, a lobstering community or take the mailboat to Isle au haut and visit art galleries along the way.
You might want to stay for a couple of nights here. We love pets, but not possible here.

We are in the little village of Morgan Bay, at the cross roads above the bay, close by for a lovely walk. Trusts walks in the forest or along the shore as well. Attend a concert across the road at Surry Arts Barn, or in the other direction across the road attend Sunday morning meditation or walk in the Moss Garden. Just down the road is Margaret's "Little Gallery". Around the corner is a gorgous view of the Acadia Mountains. Whichever direction you choose, you will find beauty and nature.