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The Hallowell Historic Rooming House is just two blocks from downtown Hallowell, which is nicknamed the "New Orleans on the Kennebec." The city is a regional center for the arts in central Maine, with renowned art galleries, performing arts theaters, studios, festivals and local artists. Hallowell is also home to renowned bars, taverns and restaurants with the downtown area having a high concentration of eating and drinking establishments. The rooming house is self checkin. See instructions.

Room F is a sunny back bedroom with a view of the Kennebec River and boat landing. There is a private bathroom and shower in the gym and access to a shared bathroom on the same floor. The room has a heat pump that allows you to control the heat and cooling and has all the amenities of a five star hotel: decorative L.L. Bean furniture, fresh flowers, top of the line L.L. Bean bedding, plush L.L. Bean bathrobe, fully equipped gym with four workout stations and personal TVs, large screen TV in the room with local channels and amazon prime loaded, a welcome gift and extreme cleanliness. The room includes a desk and executive chair, reading chair, antique dresser, refrigerator with freezer and coffee maker with complimentary coffee. It is an historic house that was built in the 1820s by an abolitionist and philanthropist for the Knights of Columbus who used it as charity housing for freedom seekers and others. The third floor used to be a dormitory lined with beds each with a set of built in drawers for each bed that are still present. There is a granite block tunnel that leads from the basement to the Kennebec River. The house was recently renovated with many of the original features preserved and the historic beams exposed. Hallowell is two miles from the state capitol, three miles from I-95, three miles from the airport, seven miles from Concord bus station and six miles from Augusta Marketplace (the mall), Civic Center and the University of Maine. FIVE REASONS TO VISIT HALLOWELL, MAINE https://www.boston.com/culture/new-england-travel/2014/08/18/5-reasons-to-visit-hallowell-maine

Hallowell is a small coastal community on a tidal river and estuary. The house is within two blocks of downtown in a quiet residential neighborhood. No steep hills to climb. Many walking and bicycle trails nearby. Vaughn Brook and trails is a short walk up Second Street. The carriage trails are known as "hobbitland," characterized by granite bridges, cascading waterfalls and gurgling brooks. There are also trails around Jamie Pond and the Hallowell Recreation Area where the town beach is located off the town farm road.

Room E is a "room with a view" of the Kennebec River and park. The house is within 2 blocks of downtown. The room is completely furnished with L.L. Bean furniture and includes cable TV, full si fridge, iron and iron board & cozy bathrobe. The bed has warm flannel sheets. Private bathroom in gym. Door accessed by digital lock & there is a chain lock on the inside. For stays of two nights or longer complimentary L.L. Bean bicycles and kayaks are available. The rooming house is self check in.

The Hallowell Historic Rooming House is a newly renovated house that was built in the 1820s by a philanthropist and abolitionist. There is a granite tunnel that leads from the house to the river. The third floor was used as a dormitory possibly for freedom seekers. It is a post and beam house where all of the beams have been exposed. The house is designed for long term accommodations. There is designated space in the pantry and under the counters for groceries. Each room has it's own refrigerator and there is designated space in the common refrigerator and deep freezer. Rooms are cleaned and linens changed weekly. Bathrooms are cleaned weekly. Complimentary laundry limited to two loads for short stays.

There is a lot to do in Hallowell. We have a live theater, live music, many different restaurants and shops. Vaughn Woods is nearby with walking trails. The Kennebec River Rail Trail goes through Hallowell. The Kennebec River is a great place to kayak and see bald eagles soaring and sturgeon jumping.

Cottage on Horseshoe Pond. 1 BR w/TV & youth sleeping loft. Living room with queen sleeper sofa, TV, cable & WiFi. Fully equipped kitchen, full bath & washer/dryer. Large deck w/gas BBQ grill and 125' of waterfront to enjoy watching the loons & eagles. Spend the day out on the canoe or splashing on the raft. At night sit by the fire pit and relax. During the winter snowmobile right on the pond or on the trail that goes off of it.

Secluded and private enough to rest & relax but just 10 mins away from Gardiner w/an emerging Main St that has micro-breweries, restaurants, and an art gallery. 15 min. to Augusta for shopping, movies & restaurants, 45 min. to the coast.

This is a 2nd story apartment above our garage with a small but fully equipped kitchen, full size refrigerator, microwave, electric stove/oven, double sink (no dishwasher), a plentiful supply of dishes, tableware, cookware, new queen bed, bathroom with shower, hair dryer, bathroom necessities, living area with couch/queen size futon, Smart TV with Apple TV, Fubo TV, wifi, iron & ironing board.

The apartment is above the garage of our 150 year-old re-furbished home. The outdoor space consists of ample parking, flower gardens, a large screened porch off the back of house leading to a large deck and adjacent to a 21’ diameter above-ground pool. The apartment has a private entrance.

A major advantage for our guests is our location. We are within walking distance to many amenities and services, such as banks, churches, eating establishments, gas, groceries, recreation, hair salons, gift shop, library, and, of course, the lake. The local high school grounds offer trails for walking both summer and winter.

This 1-2 person cabin is cozy, simple, and quiet, which makes it a perfect place to getaway and enjoy one of Maine's most incredible lakes! It can hold more guests if you provide your own air mattress and/or tent. Use of kayaks, paddle boards, fire pit, gas grill, and dock slip for your own boat included.

Our cabin has everything you need for the perfect getaway, whether that be two nights or two weeks. We provide you with linens, a stocked kitchen (cookware, utensils, plates, bowls, glasses, etc), a full size refrigerator, microwave, electric convection hot plate, a coffee maker (coffee K cups & tea included), wifi, smart Tv, propane grill, fire pit (with wood provided), and more! We also have kayaks and paddle boards available for use FREE of charge! We want our space to be a place where you can get away, feel at home, and be worry free so you can truly relax while you're staying with us.

Our cabin is located on a small peninsula of a very beautiful Maine Lake (Cobbosseecontee). The road is an association in which most of the cabins are occupied by the owners and their families, which keep things relatively quiet. Our property has a shallow waterfront area for swimming and a dock to tie a boat up to. The sounds of the loons singing on the lake at night will be a peaceful moment you will never forget! (Currently however, the property behind ours was purchased and a home is being built. This means there will be construction during the work week until the home is complete).

If you are interested in rustic camping but are done with sleeping in a tent, and want to experience Maine on the cheap, this electrified space has housed many a guest over the years. It is an unfinished but cozy 1.5 story loft over a garage. There is no running water and it is NOT suitable for small children due to ladder access to sleeping loft and high deck. There is a camp toilet which is the responsibility of the guest to empty and rinse daily if used. Wifi inside or yard depending.

This space is not for the faint of heart, the ladder is steep and not safe for someone over 200 pounds. There is a small cot and couch on main floor if needed. There is a hotplate, microwave, toaster oven, 2 cup coffee maker, radio, ceiling fan, queen sized mattress and boxspring, and plenty of outlets. A handyperson could get a long term deal on this property if they were willing to put in finishing work. Water is available at the hose. This space is only available during the summer and early fall due to lack of heat and insulation. The whole property is full of paths and is situated on 5 acres of land.

This is a quiet neighborhood on a state route. Backroads lead to the mountains, main roads lead to the coast. We are 1 mile from the public beach. There are biking trails and Mt. Pisgah is a short ride away.

Eco-Cabin 1 was featured on the Maine Cabin Masters DIY network program in February, 2019. This cabin holds over 100 years of family history, yet has been elegantly renovated for guests' comfort and convenience. The cabins are accessible only by foot, about a quarter-mile walk on a camp road from a small parking area. Carts will be provided for hauling your gear. Enjoy quiet reflection from the screened in porch overlooking Cobbossee Stream. A shared dock is steps away from Eco-Cabin 1.

This is a rustic, traditional Maine camp experience. There is no shower, only a "solar shower" that is warmed by the sun and then hung from a tree for you to use. Be prepared to bring your own sleeping bags or bedding. We provide two full size beds. The cabins have simple kitchens with hand-pumped water (not potable, bring drinking water or be prepared to filter or treat water) and a gas cook stove, composting toilets, a gas stove for heat, solar-powered lights, porches overlooking the stream, a shared dock, and a campfire pit. Upstairs are two bedrooms, each with a double bed.

The Wakefield Wildlife Sanctuary was generously bequeathed to the Kennebec Land Trust in November 2016 upon owner Kendra Wakefield Shaw’s passing. Its 113 acres feature historic cabins and 4,000 feet of frontage on Cobbossee Stream in West Gardiner. The stream reaches a depth of sixty feet, creating a pond-like environment. The property’s coniferous and deciduous woods, vernal pools, and wetlands are important habitat for many species of birds, mammals, and plants. This is a special place, easily accessible to Maine's population centers, yet the Wakefield Wildlife Sanctuary offers the solitude and relaxation of a much more remote location. The Wakefield family enjoyed these cabins for over a hundred years, and we are pleased to share the experience with both the local community and visitors to Maine.

Come and enjoy this unique log cabin / post&beam just minutes walk from cobbossee stream. A wonderful place which can be enjoyed during any season, in the winter enjoy ice fishing on pleasant pond 10 minutes away, Cobbossoconte lake 20 min. or take an hours drive to the slopes to do some skiing. During the summer come enjoy the lakes and the slower pace of life, bike or run the country roads.

Your own island! Who has not dreamed of having one? This little gem of an island can be yours for a week. Little Diamond Island is a 1/4 acre island located in Lake Cobbossee in West Gardiner Maine. Just 20 minutes from Augusta Please note: good housekeeping is required of everyone. No cleaning service is provided.

Little Diamond Island in Lake Cobbossee is a unique lake front vacation rental. Rustic 3 room cabin with lake views from every window. The lake is just steps away in any direction. Sandy bottom swimming areas and the lake is great for boating, canoeing, kayaking or jet skiing. Island vacationing is not for everyone. If you love camping (not the same as RV'ing) you will love this. It is a lot like camping except you have a real bed to sleep in. Rustic in nature there is no electricity or running water. We do provide a composting toilet, propane stove, refrigerator and solar campers shower. This is a peaceful spot for anyone who loves nature. Except for the occasional boat the only sounds you hear are the young osprey begging for food in the nest above the cottage and the mournful cry of the loons as they float past the island. You can see nesting osprey, pileated woodpeckers,turtles, hummingbirds and otter.

Eco-Cabin 2 was renovated by the Maine Cabin Masters. This cabin holds over 100 years of family history, yet has been elegantly renovated for guests' comfort and convenience. The cabins are accessible only by foot, about a quarter-mile walk on a camp road from a small parking area. Carts will be provided for hauling your gear. Enjoy quiet reflection from the screened in porch overlooking Cobbossee Stream. A shared dock is just around the corner from Eco-Cabin 2. This is a self-serve cabin.

This is a rustic, traditional Maine camp experience. There is no shower, only a "solar shower" that is warmed by the sun and then hung from a tree for you to use. Be prepared to bring your own sleeping bags or bedding. We provide two full size beds. The cabins have simple kitchens with hand-pumped water (not potable, bring drinking water or be prepared to filter or treat water) and a gas cook stove, composting toilets, a gas stove for heat, solar-powered lights, porches overlooking the stream, a shared dock, and a campfire pit.

Jean-Luc’s home is located in West Gardiner, Maine, United States. The Wakefield Wildlife Sanctuary was generously bequeathed to the Kennebec Land Trust in November 2016 upon owner Kendra Wakefield Shaw’s passing. Its 113 acres feature historic cabins and 4,000 feet of frontage on Cobbossee Stream in West Gardiner. The stream reaches a depth of sixty feet, creating a pond-like environment. The property’s coniferous and deciduous woods, vernal pools, and wetlands are important habitat for many species of birds, mammals, and plants. This is a special place, easily accessible to Maine's population centers, yet the Wakefield Wildlife Sanctuary offers the solitude and relaxation of a much more remote location. The Wakefield family enjoyed these cabins for over a hundred years, and we are pleased to share the experience with both the local community and visitors to Maine.

Antique cape farmhouse 2'nd floor bedroom with full size bed. Short walk to the Barn at Silver Oaks down the street. There is a photo, but because people don't look, there are 4 cats! Located on 5 acres of land, 1 mi from downtown, public beach on Maranacook Lake and Norcross Point (free concerts held every Sunday July-August) 10 miles from Augusta, 1 hour drive to Reid State Park on Atlantic Ocean. Free range chickens and geese. Abundance of wildlife. Maine living.

For now this is just a bedroom available, but by next fall I am hoping to have the entire 2'nd floor available for air BnB. This is a NON SMOKING apartment. Cigarette smoking must be done at least 50 feet from entrance of home, and filters put in designated containers due to free range chickens. There are cats and a dog on the property, so if you have allergies probably not a good fit. However, there are no inlaid carpets; pine floors abound. Clean and mellow owner on site and shares apartment with guest during stay. Cooking facilities and all cooking items available. There is a public laundromat about 1.5 miles from home.

My neighborhood is located on a state route, but it is a quiet neighborhood and most of us keep to ourselves. I have 5 private acres that have paths to walk and gardens to enjoy, as well as wild edibles for your enjoyment. Lots of wild birds, including turkeys, as well.

This first floor two bedroom apt has all of the amenities of a fully stocked kitchen. A large deck has a spectacular view of the Kennebec River and boat landing. Use the kayak trailer to walk the free kayaks down to the boat landing. The Kennebec River is like paddling on a long lake. Or use the free bicycles to cycle down the Kennebec River Rail Trail. At the end of the day relax in the hot tub or sauna. Or you can use the full gym which has weights and several aerobic machines

The apt is decorated with LL Bean furniture and has a wood stove.

The apt is located in a residential area just two blocks from downtown Hallowell.

Our home is a few minutes' drive from downtown Hallowell, which offers many restaurants and a bustling nightlife. We are also located near a rail trail entrance, which is a charming way to walk, run, or pedal your way downtown. In the warmer months, cool off in our large in-ground swimming pool. We welcome travelers of all kinds, but our cat prefers the bipedal variety (no dogs).

Our home is large and full of character. Built around 1900, it is a unique and beautiful space which we are happy to share with guests. This is a home, not a hotel. We do not provide meals, but you may use our kitchen to cook or our refrigerator to store food. Please be aware that the main bathroom is shared, as are all spaces except the bedrooms. We encourage open communication to facilitate understanding between hosts and guests, especially for longer-term stays. It never bothers us, but traffic noise from the nearby road has occasionally been noted as bothersome to certain guests.

Hallowell is a beautiful, friendly city with a robust nightlife. Live music, antique shops, and lovely architecture are some of the things you might notice about the Granite City. There are also many restaurants to choose from. Be aware that during the week, most kitchens close around 9pm. On the weekends, kitchens may be open as late as 10pm. It may help you to research different options before you arrive!

Our home is a few minutes' drive from downtown Hallowell, which offers many restaurants and a bustling nightlife. We are also located near a rail trail entrance, which is a charming way to walk, run, or pedal your way downtown. In the warmer months, cool off in our large in-ground swimming pool. We welcome travelers of all kinds, but our cat prefers the bipedal variety (no dogs).

Our home is large and full of character. Built around 1900, it is a unique and beautiful space which we are happy to share with guests. This is a home, not a hotel. We do not provide meals, but you may use our kitchen to cook or our refrigerator to store food. Please be aware that the main bathroom is shared, as are all spaces except the bedrooms. We encourage open communication to facilitate understanding between hosts and guests, especially for longer-term stays. It never bothers us, but traffic noise from the nearby road has occasionally been noted as bothersome to certain guests.

Hallowell is a beautiful, friendly city with a robust nightlife. Live music, antique shops, and lovely architecture are some of the things you might notice about the Granite City. There are also many restaurants to choose from. Be aware that during the week, most kitchens close around 9pm. On the weekends, kitchens may be open as late as 10pm. It may help you to research different options before you arrive!

GREAT CLEAN COUNTRY SPACE W/ FULLY SUPPLIED KITCHENETTE JUST 3 MILES FROM AUGUSTA. First floor guest rm has it's own entrance w/ parking right in front of door. Housekeeping service available. Available nightly, weekly or monthly. Cleaning service avail.

Your guest room has been personally designed and remodeled by myself and my husband of 38 years. The space is 400 square ft. and has a 40 in. flat screen w/ DISH, baseboard heat, air conditioning, ceiling fan. The Kitchenette is well equipped, including coffee to get you going in the morning! The bathroom has a tub/shower combo and instant hot water. Your guest room is on first floor with a private entrance and parking at the door.

We are just 3 miles from the Augusta line, 6 miles from downtown Hallowell and all it's fun nightlife and fine restaurants. 6 miles from Maine General Medical Center. 6 miles from Augusta's beautiful Rail Trail which runs along our gorgeous Kennebec River. 1 mile from the serene Cobbossee Lake. We are a short 20 minute ride to Mount Pisgah, (URL HIDDEN) 1 mile from Cobbossee Lake and right across the street from the Augusta Country Club.

Camp built in 1935 to be enjoyed this summer by you. On beautiful Cobbosseecontee lake with grass frontage and private sandy beach.

Sandy Private Beach, open grass area some of the best bass fishing anywhere. If you want to keep the entire family entertained this is the spot sunrise to sunset. It is within walking distance of a full service campground that welcomes visitors to their stores and weekend entertainment. The lake communities offer several events and tournaments. Three nearby golf courses. Islands and coves await your exploration. Augusta (State Capitol), a 20 min drive. LL Bean, 45 min drive. Boothbay Harbor Region, 1 hour drive.

Pleasant camp atmosphere with scenic views of the 13 mile lake and wildlfe of loons, ducks, ospreys and eagles!

This is a rustic camp, single space combined kitchen/living area inside including 3 beds and a wrap around porch outside with small portion of it being enclosed to keep the bugs at bay. We encourage everyone to bring your kids and pets as you'll have access to all essential amenities from the first world such as a warm shower, propane cook stove and a fridge. all while being footsteps away from the water and even closer to your family.

A classic Maine camp, not too modern, not too old.

Get away from the world for a while. This 2-bedroom cabin is completely furnished with direct access to water. Also access to a private beach, just short walk down the road. Whether you wish to sit back and relax, swim, or kayak, we have you covered. This camp was completely done by Maine Cabin Masters as well. Check it out in DIY

Guests will love this cottage located a few feet from Maranacook Lake. A small private beach, private deck and patio are included in this lovely location. The lake is spring fed and is wonderful for swimming or kayaking. Inside, guests will enjoy a spacious living room with breakfast nook, screened porch, bedroom and bathroom all accessible via a private entrance. Each room boasts views of the lake, and loons can be heard while watching beautiful sunsets.

The Cottage on Maranacook Lake is surrounded by the beauty of nearby wooded hiking trails and crashing ocean waves. Live Music concerts are played every Sunday afternoon in the town park, and you can enjoy listening from the comfort of your deck.

This year-round 700+ sq. ft. Recently renovated cottage has everything you need for a Maine lakefront vacation, air conditioning, 46” flat screen TV, an outdoor charcoal grill, tons of room for outdoor activities, and much more! You can comfortably sleep 6 in the bedrooms, not including a futon in the living space. A dining room table that seats 6, as well as additional seating in the living room - porch area that overlooks the lake where you can enjoy your morning coffee while you watch loons.

Very quiet location convenient to Winthrop and Augusta.

Private, town maintained road with public water supply.

2nd story apartment, fully equipped kitchen, full size refridgerator, microwave, ceramic top stove, double sink (no dishwasher)( cupboards stocked with ample dishes, utensils, and cookware),)queen bed, bath w/shower & W/D, pullout couch, Direct T.V., wifi(Fairpoint) A/C, iron & ironing board, hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, mouth wash,elevated deck- great views, lower patio w/grill. Separate entrances. Close to lakes . Grocery/gas -2miles.

We are a beautifully landscaped in- home country B&B with a separate second story efficiency apartment. At ground level we have a large patio space, patio furniture , gas grill for cookouts as well as acres of lawn and fields for a leisurely walk . Our well groomed lawns make it a perfect place for a game of Frisbee or a great place to exercise your dog. There is more than ample room for parking in our circular drive.

We are only 1 mile from the main highway, yet in a country setting close to grocery , gas stations, and family friendly restaurants . A large array of shopping choices is only 15 - 20mins. away in our capital of Augusta. An antique shoppers' paradise, in the town of Hallowell, lends itself to an eclectic atmosphere of pubs and eateries known for their home brews.

Room B is on the first floor with a private bathroom and entrance. Common facilities not available until the end of quarantine. Room includes fridge, coffee maker, microwave, instant pot, toaster, toaster oven and outdoor kitchen with deep sink, counter space and grill.

Every bedroom has a TV, desk, dresser, reading chair, refrigerator with freezer, coffee or hot water maker. Many amenities. The doors have digital locks for access and a chain lock on the inside.

The rooming house is in a residential area within walking distance of downtown Hallowell which has a number of restaurants, pubs with live music, a theater and unique shops. You can also walk to the Kennebec River Rail Trail, the boat landing, wharf and Vaughn Woods known as Hobbitland.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, I am not accepting any reservations for the months of April or May. My house is nestled in the trees and has views of Buker Pond (and lake access). I love the all the trees & pond; loon calls and my outdoor room. I hope you will enjoy it, too. My guest room is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. It has a desk for work & a comfy chair to relax in. Quiet year-round. No extra charge for loon serenades during the summer!

My slice of heaven is the best description. My place is a 2 bedroom, single level house decorated in an eclectic, cozy style. My great accomplishment is my outdoor room which is screened in (a necessity at times). It has comfy seating and a dining table. You will often find my cat, Harry, lounging there.

Fairly quiet neighborhood. About 70 percent year-round resident & the rest seasonal. Good fishing in the Buker Pond, I'm told. Great for kayaking & canoeing. Common area with grass next to pond access available for guests to use. I keep some of my water toys here for easy access to the pond. My house is across the street.

Adorable Maine cottage right on Cobbossee Lake with private dock, canoe, kayak, and fishing gear. Flagstone patio with fire pit and grills (both gas and charcoal). Breathtaking views of the lake from every window. Well equipped kitchen, dining room, and two cozy bedrooms with room for seven, including comfy futon in living room. Minutes from Route 95 but a world away.

This is a classic Maine camp. It is airy, light-filled, and spacious, but simple. You'll find everything you need. The bathroom is modest--shower stall, sink, and toilet. We are well stocked with towels, including beach towels, and we have life jackets in a variety of sizes. We have lake drawn water for sinks and showers. We have a filtered water dispenser for drinking water.

Winthrop is a beautiful town dotted with pristine lakes. There's a large grocery store (Hannaford), delicious ice cream shops, and a variety of restaurants nearby. Canoe to the Ladies Delight Lighthouse just across the lake, or visit the Theatre at Monmouth, a Shakespearean Repertory Company. You can be at the ocean, in the mountains, or in Portland in an hour or less.

15 min south of August and 40 min north of Portland. 1 mi drive to interstate exit 49

Very nice, clean, quiet.

Hotel sized room with tv microwave college refrigerator and kitchen table.

The Hallowell Historic Rooming House is just two blocks from downtown Hallowell, which is nicknamed the "New Orleans on the Kennebec." The city is a regional center for the arts in central Maine, with renowned art galleries, performing arts theaters, studios, festivals and local artists. Hallowell is also home to renowned bars, taverns and restaurants, with the downtown area having a high concentration of eating and drinking establishments. The rooming house is self checkin. See instructions.

The Hallowell Historic Rooming House is newly renovated house that was built in the 1820s by a philanthropist and abolitionist. There is a granite tunnel that leads from the house to the river. The third floor was used as a dormitory possibly for freedom seekers. It is a post and beam house where all of the beams have been exposed. The house is designed for long term accommodations. There is designated space in the pantry and under the counters for groceries. Each room has it's own refrigerator and there is designated space in the common refrigerator and deep freezer. Room D has a premium twin size Leesa mattress. There is a shared bathroom on the same floor that is cleaned weekly. All rooms are cleaned and linens and towels changed weekly or after each use Complimentary laundry but limited to two loads per stay; laundry soap is provided. FIVE REASONS TO VISIT HALLOWELL, MAINE https://www.boston.com/culture/new-england-travel/2014/08/18/5-reasons-to-visit-hallowell-maine

There is a lot to do in Hallowell. We have a live theater, live music, many different restaurants and shops. Vaughn Woods is nearby with walking trails. The Kennebec River Rail Trail goes through Hallowell. The Kennebec River is a great place to kayak and see bald eagles soaring and sturgeon jumping.

The Hallowell Historic Rooming House is just two blocks from downtown Hallowell, which is nicknamed the "New Orleans on the Kennebec." The city is a regional center for the arts in central Maine, with renowned art galleries, performing arts theaters, studios, festivals and local artists. Hallowell is also home to renowned bars, taverns and restaurants, with the downtown area having a high concentration of eating and drinking establishments. The rooming house is self checkin. See instructions

Room C is a sunny room on the second floor with a great view of the Old South Church and an ensuite half bath. The room has a full size antique bed fitted with premium LL Bean bedding. The room has all the amenities of a five star hotel: decorative L.L. Bean furniture, fresh flowers, plush L.L. Bean bathrobe, fully equipped gym with four workout stations each with its own personal TV, large screen TV in the room with local channels and amazon prime loaded, a welcome gift and extreme cleanliness. The room also includes a desk and executive chair, reading chair, refrigerator with freezer, and hotwater maker with complimentary beverages. It is an historic house that was built in the 1820s by an abolitionist and philanthropist for the Knights of Columbus who used it as charity housing for freedom seekers and others. The third floor used to be a dormitory lined with beds each with a set of built in drawers for each bed that are still present. There is a granite block tunnel that leads from the basement to the Kennebec River. The house was recently renovated with many of the original features preserved and the historic beams exposed. Hallowell is two miles from the state capitol, three miles from I-295, three miles from the airport, seven miles from the Concord bus station, and six miles from the Civic Center, the University of Maine and Augusta Crossing (the mall).

Hallowell is a small coastal community on a tidal river and estuary. The house is within two blocks of downtown in a quiet residential neighborhood, No steep hills to climb. Many walking and bicycle trails nearby. Vaughn Brook and trails is a short walk up Second Street. The carriage trails are known as "hobbitland," characterized by granite bridges and gurgling waterfalls. There are also trails around Jamie Pond and the Hallowell Recreation Area where the town beach is located off Town Farm Road.

The Hallowell Historic Rooming House is just two blocks from downtown Hallowell, which is nicknamed the "New Orleans on the Kennebec." The city is a regional center for the arts in central Maine, with renowned art galleries, performing arts theaters, studios, festivals and local artists. Hallowell is also home to renowned bars, taverns and restaurants with the downtown area having a high concentration of eating and drinking establishments. The rooming house is self check in. See detailed instr

Room A is a sunny first floor handicap-accessible bedroom with a great view of the Old South Church. The room has a full size bed and there is a very comfortable roll out LL Bean cot available for a third guest upon request. There is a new marble bathroom shared only with Room B. The room has all the amenities of a five star hotel: decorative L.L. Bean furniture, fresh flowers, top of the line L.L. Bean bedding, plush L.L. Bean bathrobe, fully equipped gym with four workout stations and personal TVs, large screen TV in the room with local channels and amazon prime loaded, a welcome gift and extreme cleanliness. The room includes a desk and executive chair, reading chair, dresser, refrigerator with freezer, and coffee maker with complimentary coffee. It is an historic house that was built in the 1820s by an abolitionist and philanthropist for the Knights of Columbus who used it as charity housing for freedom seekers and others. The third floor used to be a dormitory lined with beds each with a set of built in drawers for each bed that are still present. There is a granite block tunnel that leads from the basement to the Kennebec River. The house was recently renovated with many of the original features preserved and the historic beams exposed. Hallowell is two miles from the state capitol, three miles from I-95, three miles from the airport, seven miles from Concord bus station and six miles from Augusta Marketplace (the mall), Civic Center and the University of Maine. Complimentary laundry for stays of five nights or longer. FIVE REASONS TO VISIT HALLOWELL, MAINE https://www.boston.com/culture/new-england-travel/2014/08/18/5-reasons-to-visit-hallowell-maine www.hallowell.org

Hallowell is a small coastal community on a tidal river and estuary. The house is within two blocks of downtown in a quiet residential neighborhood. No steep hills to climb. Many walking and bicycle trails nearby. Vaughn Brook and trails is a short walk up Second Street. The carriage trails are known as "hobbitland," characterized by granite bridges and gurgling waterfalls. There are also trails around Jamie Pond and the Hallowell Recreation Area where the town beach is located off the town farm road.

Historic home in small picturesque Maine river town. Yellow House, once owned by the first female winner of a Pulitzer prize; Laura E. Richards. The second floor apartment of this stately home reflects its historic past.

Outside staircase access.

Gardiner is a historic and classic Maine mill town that features a beautiful riverfront park and retains the historic feel described by resident Pulitzer Prize winner, Edwin Arlington Robinson, in many of his poems. Gardiner offers a historic walking tour including Yellow House. Shopping, pubs, theater and riverfront are within easy walking distance one block away.

Space 3 of the Widow Avery House, which is within two blocks of downtown Hallowell, includes two private bedrooms each with an ensuite full bathroom. One bedroom has a queen bed and the other bedroom has bunk beds. There is also a private family room with large screen TV. Shared areas with up to two other parties includes a screened in portch with TV, fully stocked kitchen, backyard patio, dining room and study area. Parking is within a private garage.

The Widow Avery House is a post and beam house that was built in 1805. The house was occupied for 40 years by Widow Avery who was married to Chase Avery, a shipwright who was lost at sea. Her benefactor was Captain Isaac Smith who let her live at the house rent free as compensation for the loss of her husband. Widow Avery, her daughter and grandson are all buried together in the Halloewll cemetery

The house is just two blocks from downtown Hallowell. Hallowell is nicknamed New Orleans on the Kennebec River because of the many restaurants and taverns that offer live music.