Enjoy your own personal A-Frame cabin tucked away in the mountains of the Carrabassett Valley. The Maine Frame is a private getaway with easy access to Sugarloaf Ski Resort, numerous hiking trails, unique local eateries, and multiple lakes and rivers for kayaking in Maine’s Western Mountains & Lakes Region. The cabin features high-speed internet for streaming movies on rainy nights, quick access to Kingfield for food and supplies, and a large wooden deck for lounging and entertaining at home. The Maine Frame is a cozy yet modern take on camp living with the charm of rustic features but with the comforts of present-day amenities. The main floor benefits from a full kitchen (fridge, oven, microwave, dishwasher, Keurig machine), a living area with a large couch and electric fireplace as well as separate reading and eating areas, an updated bathroom, and the largest bedroom with a queen size mattress. The upstairs has two bedrooms— one with another queen mattress, and the other with a Twin XL mattress, personal desk space, large window for views, and an added vinyl record player. The Maine Frame also has a newly installed standby generator, so you can have uninterrupted peace of mind during occasional power outages. The property extends down to the Carrabassett River below and features a large deck, a private fire pit with log benches, and enough flat land to enjoy lawn games or lounging under the stars. You have access to the main floor, upstairs, and entire outside property. (However, please refrain from accessing the main floor closet and the basement areas unless otherwise directed.) Check-in and Check-out are completely contact-free. You will be given an individualized electronic code to freely enter and exit the cabin during your stay. While I do not live full-time near The Maine Frame, I am always available to message through the Airbnb app. Kingfield is a smaller Maine town with friendly and creative people. The town is a 5-minute drive from the cabin and highlights some of the region’s best food and outdoor options. If you make The Maine Frame a regular rental, you will want to make friends with the restaurant and store owners; it will only amplify your experience up here. If you are coming in the winter, please bring the proper form of transportation (4-wheel drive and/or snow tires). The Maine Frame is on a private road and is not paved, so please do not speed on your way in or out. Should you be present during a large snow fall, there will be a snow plow that comes and clears the local road ways. And because the Maine Frame is at the end of its private road, please leave one side of the cabin free of vehicles for the snow to be easily pushed out of the way. You will also be given a digital PDF with emergency contact information as well as other useful information to make your stay as seamless and “home-like” as possible.