LOCATION: St. George, Port Clyde Harbor, Gorgeous antique cottage lovingly maintained and situated overlooking Port Clyde Harbor and Hupper Island THIS PROPERTY ONLY RENTS ON A FRIDAY TO FRIDAY SCHEDULE - 7 NIGHT MINIMUM REQUIRED **New for 2024- New couch and some furnishings, screen door and trim painted! BEDROOM LAYOUT: 1st Floor-  Queen Bedroom, Bedroom with 2 Twin beds, Bathroom with tub/shower and separate toilet room, Bathroom with stall shower off Kitchen, Laundry, Kitchen, Dining Area, Living Room, Covered Porch 2nd Floor- Queen Bedroom, 2 Bedrooms with Two Twin Beds each (you need to walk through the Queen Bedroom to get to one of the Bedroom with Twins DOGS PERMITTED? Dogs are considered at this property. It/they must first meet our Pet Guidelines before being considered. J2 A possible inspiration for a Thomas Kincaid painting; we think this antique cottage is an exact description of the near-perfect traditional Maine vacation cottage, great porch overlooking a beautiful harbor, within walking distance to the village, sandy beach, and a famous Maine lighthouse. Sunsets in the evenings on the porch can create a lifetime memory of the best of Maine. This cottage has many repeat renters that come back year after year, generation after generation.  Beautiful Drift Inn Beach is just 1.3 miles away. It`s like stepping back in time when you stay at this cottage. While there is internet and a Smart TV with basic cable service for a possible rainy day or catching up on the news, cell service is spotty here, but there is a landline phone, so plan to relax and disconnect during your stay. There is a truly unobstructed, spectacular view of this working fisherman`s harbor off the covered porch which provides serenity, relaxation and the quiet you have been looking for. This cottage is rustic and most of the features are antique, but it provides all the necessities to make a stay here easy.  Furnishings are quite old and not as comfortable as some seek, although a new comfortable couch was added to the living room for 2016. Staying at this cottage is a step back in time to the way people vacationed in Maine during the early 1900's - but with some modern conveniences. The TV in the cottage is set up to direct to the dining table so one can catch the news of the day, but is not set up for comfortable viewing in the living room.  The owners have done extensive renovations the past 10 years including kitchen, bedroom  and bathroom updates.  Many ocean views can be enjoyed from this peaceful five-bedroom, two-bathroom village location. Watch the sun set on the front porch within close sight of islands and fisherman unloading their catch. Play on the yard between the house and the neighbor.