Genuine Maine Coast Cottage Experience - Stunning views of Penobscot Bay

Our family has owned this cottage property for over 60 years. Generations have enjoyed the natural beauty and cultural resources of the area. From boating and fishing, to walking the nearby ocean beaches and towns, the property provides access to all the mid-coast area offers.

Breezing Up cottage is nestled in a quiet and beautiful wooded neighborhood with other historic homes.

The hilltop location for this property lends itself to outstanding views of Penobscot Bay and Rockland harbor. The harbor is bustling with schooners, lobster boats, fishing boats, ferries, and more.

Though the property is quiet and surrounded by nature, it provides easy access to the nearby communities of Rockland, Camden, Rockport, and Thomaston for shopping, and a multitude of dining options.

Area attractions feature beaches for; swimming, picnicking walking, or simply enjoying a good read. Nearby access to Birch Point Beach State Park, Crockett's Beach, Crescent Beach and the Owls Head Lighthouse Beach. Downtown Rockland offers excellent walking in the summer with a boardwalk along the water and a small beach. For those feeling a bit more adventurous, you can walk out along the Rockland Breakwater to Rockland Lighthouse.

Beautiful hikes are available throughout the area including Camden Hills State Park, Mt. Megunticook, Ragged Mountain, Beech Hill, and numerous other nearby hiking paths.

The Maine State Ferry Service, in Rockland, provides ready ferry access to the nearby islands of Vinalhaven and North Haven. This can present an interesting day-trip. In addition, there is a private ferry located in nearby Port Clyde that serves Monhegan Island a popular spot for birders and artists.

Nearby museums and art galleries provide options for interesting activities on a rainy-day. The Farnsworth Art Gallery features an outstanding collection of Andrew Wyeth's works and other well-known Maine artists. Others include: Owls Head Transportation Museum with an outstanding collection of historic working aircraft and automobiles and the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland.

The original structure of this 1912 cottage is still in place. Check out the wavy glass in some of the original windows. Located on the highest point of Ingraham's Hill, the property features some of the most expansive views available in the area.

Despite it's quiet surroundings, it is close to the shopping districts of Rockland and Thomaston, and many cultural resources and venues providing entertainment and educational opportunities in the arts.

The area features easy access to numerous outdoor activities involving the water (including ocean, river and lake access), hiking, boating, sailing and fishing.