Located in the heart of Lubec! Guests will enjoy a stay in a quaint early 1900's arts and crafts home just steps away from the amenities of Lubec. You can hear the church bells and SummerKey's concerts from the house. Within walking distance to the beach, restaurants, pubs, library, bank, grocery store and even Canada. 5 miles from West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, the Easternmost Point in the United States. Relax on the front porch or in the private garden. Enjoy all the amenities of home in this cozy art's and crafts home. This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home has 1 king bed and 2 queens. The bathroom is located on the second floor with a claw foot tub shower insert. If you have mobility issues, this house might not be best suited for you. Enjoy your morning coffee on the outside covered porch, sunporch or outside garden area. You will have access to the entire house: living room, dining room, sun porch, front porch, 1 bathroom and three bedrooms. The downstairs bedroom overlooks the back garden, this room offers a queen size bed, dresser, clothing rack, and bench. One upstairs bedroom has a queen size bed, while the other has a king, both with dressers and space to hang clothes. Washer and dryer available on site. WIFI and TV for movies or Netflix in the living room. Please help yourself to the coffee and tea! I've been called "The Mayor of Lubec!" I have served on nearly every board and committee in town and if you have a question about the area, I have the answer....or at least I can find it! Please feel free to message with any questions. Located in the heart of "downtown" Lubec, 5 Horror Hill is located on the peninsula, so you are never far from the water. This quiet neighborhood is walking distance to area restaurants, pubs, library, churches, grocery store, school and the Bay of Fundy International Marathon finish line. Drive, bike or walk, but don't expect an Uber. Town shuts down pretty early, so be prepared if arriving late. The grocery store closes at 7 PM, gas station at 7 PM and local restaurants before 9 PM. It's a different story in the winter months, not as much to choose from, but Lubec is beautiful no matter what season.