Spacious home, walk to village, 10 beds, 3 baths

Sleeps 16, 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths. 2 Queens on 1st flr, 4 Queens and 4 twins on 2nd flr. Kitchen tables seat 16. 2 smart TVs. Game rm/Office with puzzles,games. Fast Wifi, Free Parking. Fenced yard with Grill, fire table, tables, chairs. Walk to restaurant, bakery, and pub. Next to ball field, jogging path, agility stations, playground. 5 min to Hatch Point, 25 min to Bath Maritime Museum, 33 to Boothbay , . Historic sea Captain's house. Dogs welcome The space The great room has an 8-seat table, a 4-seat table, and an island with four stools. Seating 16. The fully equipped kitchen has a microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, electric kettle, cooking and baking pans, dishes, utensils and the tall spice cabinet in the kitchen has a selection of spices. Two bathrooms and two bedrooms on the first floor. The sitting room has a couch, love seat, 2 armchairs and central table. The living room has a smart TV, sofa, loveseat, and armchair, First floor game room/library, The second floor TV room has a smart TV and couches. Walk to the village in 2 minutes – Kimberly’s restaurant, the Old Goat Pub, ice cream stand, a bakery with a river view. Moose Mountain Mini-golf and ice cream is a 5 minute drive away. Weekend and holdays, the ferry takes you to Swan island, a 14-mile nature preserve, at the head of Merrymeeting Bay. On the island, explore historic homes, the 7-miles of hiking trails 4.5-mile dirt road for hiking/biking, fishing pond for kids 15 and under, Wildlife viewing tower - Bald Eagles a common sight. Guest access Richmond is a small town , a special town on the Kennebec with no highway running through it. The limited ambient light means that the stars in the sky are brilliant at night. The Topsham Fair Mall is 19 minutes away. The excellent restaurants of Lewiston are 36 minutes away. The Steven King tour in Bangor is 1 hour 25 min away, but it is worth it. Other things to note Captain Zacchias (Tiger) Allen, a clipper ship captain who sailed around the world, built the house when he retired from the sea. The house is built like a ship, tight, snug, and strong. The charts he made can be seen at the Maritime Museum in Bath.