SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEWS, PRIVACY,WALKING DISTANCE TO DOWNTOWN EASTPORT MAINE

We were looking for something different to do on New years eve and this beautiful town provided everything we were looking for. Danny the owner of the home was one of the most accommodating, kindest and honest person I have meet. The minute you walk into this home you feel welcomed. The pictures are accurate the house is comfortable and the yard was big enough to tire my to pups out. We have already booked more visits to this town and this house. There is a wide varity of games, movies and other items to keep you entertained. The town is a great walking town and is about a 10 minute walk away. I will say this...make sure that when you leave you get gas, gas stations are scarce in this part of Maine when see one fill up. Thank you Danny for everything and we can't wait to see you again!!

Cheers,
Brett

We rented this beautiful home in Eastport, Maine in September, 2011. We made a very good choice. The photographs of the house and view are accurate.
First, the view of Passamaquoddy Bay and the islands is outstanding. The house is up on a bluff and you get a wonderful view from large windows on three sides of the house. From the East side of the house you get the sunrise and from the West a beautiful sunset. The whole front on the house (facing North) windows and a deck. On top of the house is another deck. This area is so interesting because the tides change on average of 18 feet. We live near Lake Michigan and the tides here are fascinating.
The house is clean, roomy, and well appointed. Everything you need is supplied. HD cable TV, a large library of CD’s, tapes, and a good wireless network give you a break from a perfect vacation spot for reading. If you like to read mystery books, Eastport has its own mystery writer. Sarah Graves’ books are fun, plus they talk about all places you find in town. Signed copies are available in town at S. L. Wadsworth and Sons, the local hardware store.
The town of Eastport is a real town with many good restaurants, a coffee shop, yummy bakery, hardware - plus plenty of stores for shopping. We ordered 2 lobsters cooked for takeout from Quoddy Bay Lobster. With just a little lemon and melted butter we had a wonderful meal. This house feels secluded and is very quiet but it is only a 15 minute walk to the middle of town.
We spent many days driving the coast. Do not miss Reversing Falls near Pembroke, a special place to see seals and eagles and a rapids running both ways as the tide changes.
We enjoyed our stay so much. We had planned to find another rental in another Maine coast community. We called and found that we could stay here for an additional 4 night. It worked out perfect for us.
The house has 3 bedrooms (queen, full, 2 twins) with full, equipped kitchen so would be great for a family. We also liked that there were several comfortable chairs for reading or watching TV. Because the house faces North, there is not a lot of sunshine inside, but the North facing windows give great light for reading.

We rented this beautiful home in Eastport, Maine in September, 2011. We made a very good choice. The photographs of the house and view are accurate.
First, the view of Passamaquoddy Bay and the islands is outstanding. The house is up on a bluff and you get a wonderful view from large windows on three sides of the house. From the East side of the house you get the sunrise and from the West a beautiful sunset. The whole front on the house (facing North) windows and a deck. On top of the house is another deck. This area is so interesting because the tides change on average of 18 feet. We live near Lake Michigan and the tides here are fascinating.
The house is clean, roomy, and well appointed. Everything you need is supplied. HD cable TV, a large library of CD’s, tapes, and a good wireless network give you a break from a perfect vacation spot for reading. If you like to read mystery books, Eastport has its own mystery writer. Sarah Graves’ books are fun, plus they talk about all places you find in town. Signed copies are available in town at S. L. Wadsworth and Sons, the local hardware store.
The town of Eastport is a real town with many good restaurants, a coffee shop, yummy bakery, hardware - plus plenty of stores for shopping. We ordered 2 lobsters cooked for takeout from Quoddy Bay Lobster. With just a little lemon and melted butter we had a wonderful meal. This house feels secluded and is very quiet but it is only a 15 minute walk to the middle of town.
We spent many days driving the coast. Do not miss Reversing Falls near Pembroke, a special place to see seals and eagles and a rapids running both ways as the tide changes.
We enjoyed our stay so much. We had planned to find another rental in another Maine coast community. We called and found that we could stay here for an additional 4 night. It worked out perfect for us.
The house has 3 bedrooms (queen, full, 2 twins) with full, equipped kitchen so would be great for a family. We also liked that there were several comfortable chairs for reading or watching TV. Because the house faces North, there is not a lot of sunshine inside, but the North facing windows give great light for reading.