Harborview Cottage with shared private beach

This charming cottage in Owls Head overlooking Rockland Harbor is at the end of a quiet lane. Lots of windows make this cottage sunny with great views of Rockland's working harbor and Camden Hills. There is a wood-burning stove to make it cozy at night, a fire pit to roast marshmallows, enclosed front porch and a deck to enjoy the views. Take a walk to our beach, collect seaglass and heart shaped rocks on the shore or launch the 2 person kayak. If you desire peace, this is the spot. The space There are 3 traditional bedrooms, plus one small walk through bedroom. The primary has a queen size bed, plenty of windows and extraordinary views. The second floor has 2 bedrooms one with a double bed and 2 twins in another, plus a twin in walkthrough room. All beds are comfortable with linens of good quality. The living room has a wood stove that makes it very cozy on a maine night. There furniture is comfy, there is a tv and a Bose music station. The front porch is enclosed with the ability to open the wides wide and is the best place for all meals with an extensive view of the sea and the Camden hills. You can see the Rockland Breakwater and lighthouse from the porch. Schooners coming in and out and the ferry passing through the harbor are a true delight. The kitchen, while small, is well equipped and a cheery place to cook. There is a small table, excellent for anyone who might need to work a bit. There is a Weber grill for grilling with an ocean view. The bathroom has been recently remodeled and is a pleasure. The cottage feels like you are staying in my home, I enjoy sharing it. Guest access The whole cottage is yours. There Is parking for 3 vehicles. Other things to note Owls Head is a secluded and scenic buoy and lobster pot dotted peninsula, one of Maine's authentic waterfront colonies. Centrally located in midcoast Maine it is the perfect starting point for day-trip adventures. To the north, Rockland is only 5 minutes away and 15 minutes to Camden both offer great shopping, museums and festivals. Belfast, a beautiful 45 minute drive away, is a hip seaport town with galleries, street art, shopping and restaurants. A half hour to the south in Waldoboro sits the famed Moody's Diner and Morse's, a haven of German food with an outstanding international market. Further down the road is Damariscotta, yet another quintessential harbor community. The Boothbay Harbor region is an hours drive and offers the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay Railway Village and Antique Auto Museum. As well a numerous galleries, artist studios, shops and restaurants. Turns out ' you can get there from here'.