Locally owned and hosted, a writer's 1803 home in sweet Rockland neighborhood is a 10-minute walk to the waterfront and downtown's museums, shops, galleries, and restaurants. Cottaged furniture, quality linens, dreamy beds, intriguing books, and gracious details throughout have given the rooms renewed life. Please note that current City of Rockland policies mandate a 30-day minimum stay. Your rental fees remain in town and support the local economy. Thank you. This writer's 1803 home in lovely Rockland neighborhood is a leisurely 10-minute walk to downtown and the waterfront. The charming space offers a first floor kitchen stocked with cooking equipment and tableware, two separate dining areas, and a living room with inviting furniture, including smart TV. The second floor has a master bedroom with queen bed, an upstairs parlor/bedroom with a full bed and sitting area, and a simple bathroom. A flagstone patio and lawns invite outdoor relaxation. The ocean sparkles at the end of this quiet block, and Prosehaven's off-street parking area offers the perfect spot to leave the car after a day exploring midcoast. Stroll downtown and discover Rockland's museums, restaurants, harbor, quirky shops, pubs, festivals, boardwalk, and nightlife. Strong wifi, smart tv, and even smarter books available, and please do browse the bookshelves. Best for adults who appreciate historic buildings, don't mind stairs, and favor the idiosyncratic. Writers and artists find Prosehaven a perfect and productive home for creative work. Readers and others in search of real relaxation never want to leave. Sorry, no pets. More pictures and kind reviews from other platforms available at website with same name as rental. Entire apartment, side patio, back yard. Owner lives in Rockland year-round and is delighted to provide local information, recommendations, suggestions, etc. Happy to answer any questions in advance via email or text, and also available to help with any questions onsite. Stroll downtown and discover Rockland's museums, restaurants, marina, quirky shops, festivals, boardwalk, and nightlife. Perfect spot as a base to explore Midcoast Maine. Pretty hour-and-a-half drive from Portland Maine, or short flights from Boston to Rockland. Schooner Taxi goes anywhere within Rockland for $6k, and charges $10 to Knox County Regional Airport. Concord Bus connects to Amtrak station in Portland, as well as Logan and South Station in Boston.