Serene Lakefront Retreat in Southern Maine

Escape to our charming lakefront cottage, a serene haven by tranquil waters designed for couples and families seeking a peaceful retreat. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a family vacation, our cottage offers the perfect setting for relaxation and adventure.

Key Features: Stunning lake views, private dock and kayaks, and a spacious deck with seating, BBQ grill, and heater.

Why You'll Love It: Peace and privacy, nature at your doorstep, perfect for all seasons, <2 hrs from Boston.

The property: Two-level cottage on Goose Pond, which is connected to Mousam Lake (additionally, boat ramp to Square Pond is 7 minutes away). Excellent location:

- Closest city: Sanford, ME - 20 minutes (restaurants, pharmacies, movie theater, bowling, laundromat, etc.).
- Lake Winnipesaukee and Wolfeboro, NH: 41 minutes
- Old Orchard Beach, Kennebunkport, Portland, ME and Portsmouth, NH: 1 hour or less.
- Close to wedding venues:
-- The Everlee: 8 minutes
-- Barn Lights Weddings and Events: 9 minutes
-- Grace Ventures Wedding and Event Barn: 19 minutes
-- Blueberry Hill Farm: 20 minutes
-- Sanborn Hill Farm: 21 minutes
-- The Greenery: 22 minutes
-- Maple Moon Farm: 22 minutes
-- Belgian Meadow Farm: 24 minutes
-- The Estate at Seven Elms Wedding Venue: 25 minutes
-- Tuckaway Tree Farm: 25 minutes
-- Venue at The Ponderosa: 28 minutes
-- Prospect Hill Winery and Vineyard: 28 minutes

Guest access: Guests have access to the entire property. There is an owner's storage room in the lower level that is locked.

Local recommendations:
- Restaurants:
-- Willy's Ale Room: Great atmosphere, food, and local beer. Perfect for dinner.
-- Local 130 Restaurant & Bar: Great food and vibe. Super friendly staff. Perfect for lunch.
-- Gotta Be Frank Gourmet: Cozy vibe. Best burgers and hot dogs in town.
- Shopping:
-- Mainely Rustic: Home furniture and decor.
-- Four Seasons Handcrafts: Souvenirs and decor.

Items of Note: Please note the dock is removed during the winter months. It will be reinstalled once the lake thaws, typically around mid-spring.