2 Br Private Vacation Home Vacation Rental In Wiscasset, Maine

New listing for Fall 2023, Seahorse Shores, of Wiscasset, Maine ! Private, adult setting, and small dog friendly ! We ask that this rental be for adults only, as it sits right on the water, with a strong current at times, and just is not suited for children. You're invited to stay at this vintage, lovely, clean, comfy home on the water, located in Wiscasset, Maine ! Come enjoy the spectacular sunrises and the great location of this home asap ! We have a perfect romantic retreat for couples, and your small dog ! The one-level home offers 2 bedrooms, each with a queen size bed, 2 full bathrooms, large sun room, with gorgeous water views! Large outside deck, perfect for enjoying the captivating views with your morning coffee, or afternoon beverage ! Plenty of outdoor furniture, a propane grill, and did we mention the glorious water views ??!! Even a portion of the back yard is fenced in for your small dog! The kitchen if fully equipped, as well as a perfect sun room & a living room for relaxing in the evenings, after your explorations of the area ! Smart TV's located in the sun room, living room, and one of the bedrooms. One heat pump is located in the living area which offers air conditioning, as well as a heat source.

There is a dock for use, if you'd like to kayak or bring your own boat, use is at your own risk.
The historic town of Wiscasset is fondly known as the prettiest village in Maine, it overlooks the Sheepscot River, (which you have amazing views of from our home !) and is around 45 minutes from Portland. Fun fact : When Maine first became a state in 1820, the village was in the running for state capital, but lost because of its proximity to the ocean. The town was also home to two of the most photographed objects in Maine: Hesper and Luther Little, two schooners abandoned near the U.S. 1 bridge. You don’t have to walk far to witness Wiscasset’s historical charm—there are interesting sites on just about every corner. In the downtown streets, you’ll find a range of restaurants, shops, and attractions, including the 1812 Jail, the Lilac Cottage, the Wiscasset General Store, the Musical Wonder House, and the Octagon House. In the downtown streets, you’ll find a range of restaurants, shops, and attractions, including the 1812 Jail, the Lilac Cottage, the Wiscasset General Store, the Musical Wonder House, and the Octagon House.
If you really want to get away from the old and try something new, with a bit of adventure, Monkey C Monkey Do is Maine’s only zip line and adventure park. With over 50 obstacles, ranging from 12 to 50 feet high, guests can also test out one of the eight zip lines and the giant swing. The course is fit for any skill level.

Restaurants are of plenty in this area, one famous one is Red’s Eats! The media has most definitely put this one on the map, dubbing it the home of the best Maine lobster roll ! You must also visit Sweetz, the largest candy store in New England !

Wiscasset is just around the corner from Bath, Brunswick, Freeport, Harpswell, Phippsburg, (home of the most beautiful beach in Maine, Popham Beach), and Boothbay, where each town also offers many ocean views, hiking trails, beaches, and fun places to explore !

Come stay with us, either as a couple, or two adult couples ready for relaxing, exploring, and fun! Sorry, no children under 16, but small fur babies under 20 lbs are welcome. Please note, cancellations will be refunded per policy, less any processing fees.
Proudly managed by Maine Coastal Connections, Harpswell, Maine.

Rental Property Includes but not limited to:

2 Queen size beds

2 Full Bath

2 Roku TV's

Fully Equipped Kitchen/Living Room

Stove/Range/Refrigerator/Dishwasher/Microwave/Toaster/Keurig Coffee Maker/Outdoor Propane Grill

Linens/Towels Provided

Outside Deck Chairs and Table

Washer/Dryer

Pillows/Blankets Provided

Toiletries to get you started

Parking for 2 vehicles

Dock for use at your own risk

Wiscasset is home to this vacation home. Lincoln County Jail Museum and Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum are cultural highlights, and travelers looking to shop may want to visit Montsweag Flea Market and Damariscotta Farmer's Market. Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and Bath Center for the Arts are also worth visiting. With kayaking, snorkeling, and water tubing nearby, you'll find plenty of adventures in the water.