Bayfront house on Port Clyde Harbor with views, hot tub, beach access

There's a reason this beloved family home is named Heluvaspot–it's located in one heck of a glorious spot on Port Clyde Harbor. The setting is covered with long, amazing views of the open ocean, Marshall Point Light House, the island beyond, and the inner harbor! You'll find plenty to do in Port Clyde if you just want to stay put (how about a day trip to magical Monhegan Island?) but if you decide to head out, Rockland, Camden, and Rockport are just a scenic car ride away. And, as always, the Midcoast area is central to must-see places like Boothbay, Bar Harbor, and all the towns in between. Closer to home, walk to the village for dinner, or to pick up lobsters for a twilight lobster bake.

Bike to the Lighthouse or Drift Inn Beach (one of the area's only public, sandy beaches), then come back home, soak in the private hot tub, and watch the sunset over the spikey, ancient pines of Hupper Island. The front door opens into a small mudroom that leads to the living room, with picture windows overlooking the lawn waterfront. The well-stocked full kitchen offers lots of counter space, perfect for group meal prep. Gather for meals at the dining table, which presents some of the best views in the house. A large dining area is perfect for big meals and can also serve as a great place for putting together puzzles, playing games, or hours of memorable conversation. Find a full bath and laundry room next to the kitchen, while the sitting room off the main living room offers a place to watch the game.

A large lawn gently slopes to the shore – think kayaks, swimming, and fishing. No matter what you decide to do, know you'll have excellent vantage points to enjoy the picturesque horizon and bustling harbor.


Things to Know

Bayfront house on Port Clyde Harbor with views, hot tub, beach access bietet seinen Gästen einen Whirlpool, Grillmöglichkeiten und einen Garten. Die Rezeption ist rund um die Uhr geöffnet.

Dieses Haus in Port Clyde ist eine Nichtraucher-Unterkunft.