Serene Tide: Private Retreat with Beach Nearby

Explore one of Maine’s most beautiful islands—Georgetown, where tall pines meet the sea and sandy beaches stretch along a rugged, scenic coastline. Visitors can enjoy a variety of adventures, including boating, kayaking, fishing, shopping, and beachcombing.

Tucked away off the beaten path and hosted by Of Sea and Pine, Maine Vacation Rentals, Serene Tide is a private waterfront home overlooking Sagadahoc Bay. The open-concept main living area features a chef’s kitchen, dining space, and a comfortable living room—ideal for gathering with family to cook, share meals, and unwind. Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom. Off the main living area, a spacious deck offers views of the lawn and the bay beyond. A blend of elegance and convenience, this home is part of a private association with access to two small beaches—one perfect for kayaking, the other ideal for swimming and lounging.

Please note: This is a remote location, nearest town is 30 minutes away. A vehicle is needed to access the home and surrounding areas; Uber does not operate in the area. There are no dogs allowed at this property.

🔑 Key Features:
*Waterfront location in a private, peaceful setting
Access to two small beaches within walking distance of the home
Fully stocked chef’s kitchen—perfect for preparing home-cooked meals
Three spacious bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom
Additional full bathroom conveniently located off the kitchen
Outdoor seating on the deck and a screened-in porch for relaxing or dining al fresco
*There is no water access directly in front of the home
**There is no air conditioning at this property, only fans.
***This property has 2 cameras facing the front door and back door. They are primarily used for security during the winter months but may be turned on for check-in.


🏠 Home Layout:
Approximately 3000 sq ft of living space
All bedrooms are located upstairs for added privacy
Primary bedroom on the second floor includes a private deck and a large ensuite bathroom with a shower and jetted tub
Two additional spacious bedrooms on the third floor, each with an ensuite bathroom featuring a tub/shower combination
Wet bar and game area located between the third-floor bedrooms—perfect for a quiet evening game of chess or a cozy puzzle on a rainy day.

♿ Accessibility
Stairs are required to access all floors – please refer to photos
Walk-in showers are available in both the bathroom off the kitchen and the primary ensuite bathroom

🚗 Parking
Driveway parking available for up to 4 cars (please note: garage is not accessible to guests)

📍 Location & Local Charm
This island community continues to embrace its maritime roots, with a vibrant fishing and lobstering industry. It has also become a haven for artists who create fine sculptures, paintings, pottery, and mixed media works. Still relatively unspoiled and quiet, Georgetown offers a peaceful escape from everyday life with its stunning beaches, nature trails, and preserved lands.

Georgetown offers a few charming local spots worth visiting. The Georgetown Country Store is a favorite stop where you can grab a bite to eat and shop for essentials. Nearby, you’ll find the post office, town office, historical society (which offers local information), the town library, the fire station, and the well-known Georgetown Pottery Store, known for its beautiful handcrafted ceramics.

Another local gem is the Five Islands Farm Store, which carries a delightful selection of fresh produce, baked goods, groceries, gifts, and seasonal plants—perfect for stocking up or finding a unique souvenir.

Just 20 minutes from the home, Reid State Park is a breathtaking beach known for its natural beauty and dramatic shoreline. After a day in the sun, head to the wharf at Five Islands to enjoy dinner while watching local lobstermen haul in their daily catch. Often referred to as the “prettiest harbor in Maine,” Five Islands is one of the most picturesque spots on the coast.

🌊 Things to Do Nearby:
The charming city of Bath is just 30 minutes away. Recognized as a “distinctive destination” by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, its downtown is lined with historic brick and granite buildings, home to locally owned restaurants, bakeries, bars, and shops. A simple stroll along the quiet, cozy side streets—where 100- to 200-year-old homes have been lovingly restored—is a wonderful way to spend the afternoon. Or, hop on Charlie, Bath’s beloved trolley, for a fun and easy tour of the town.

Looking for a fun day trip?
Head further east into the heart of the Midcoast to explore classic coastal towns like:
• Wiscasset – 40 minutes
• Boothbay Harbor – 1 hour
• Camden and Rockport – 1.5 hours
Or head south to:
• Freeport – 45 minutes (home to L.L. Bean and a variety of outlet shops)
• Portland – 1 hour (a vibrant city with award-winning restaurants, breweries, and arts)
And just 40 minutes away, you'll find Bowdoin College in the neighboring town of Brunswick.

A detailed guidebook will be provided upon booking, with curated recommendations for day trips, restaurants, and local activities. Looking for something specific? Just ask—we’re happy to help you plan your time in Maine.