Newly renovated 1860s Cape. Only a block away from a beach and picnic area. Follow the boardwalk to Rockland Farmer's Market, restaurants, theater, museums, galleries, shops, and festivities. Walkable yet conveniently away from in-town noise and traffic.
Traditional structure, contemporary decor, spacious kitchen with modern baths. Simple, clean, and restful with plenty of natural light. Thoughtfully edited and ready to be your home away from home. Everything you need and nothing more.
Permit STR25-47
FIRST FLOOR:
• Well-stocked kitchen and dining area
• Central front entrance, hall, closet, and stairs to the 2nd floor
• Living room with 65” Smart TV, single sofa bed (or queen inflatable bed option)
• 1/2 bathroom
SECOND FLOOR:
• Two bedrooms with King-size beds, new deluxe mattresses, 650-thread-count cotton sheets, blackout shades, and closets stocked with extra blankets and hypoallergenic pillows
• A full bathroom with a shower and two sinks.
• A laundry closet with a full-size washer and dryer
• A hall linen closet with extra sets of bed sheets and plenty of towels
THINGS TO NOTE:
• AC/Heat control in every room
• Blackout shades in bedrooms
• Natural cleaning products and bath soaps used and stocked
• 10-min walk to downtown and bike and kayak rentals
• 15-min drive to hiking trails, lighthouses, beaches, and islands
• Keypad entry lock
GETTING AROUND:
• Walking is best for in-town activities, especially during festivities and events.
• Bike to lighthouses and beaches (bring your own or rentals available, just a 10-minute walk).
• Charter a sailboat and rent kayaks to nearby islands (mid-coast magic is best to experience from the ocean).
NEIGHBORHOOD:
• It is walkable, friendly, and an easy place to meet locals and visitors
• Drink coffee by the beach, sit on the boulders, smell the sea, and listen to the ospreys
• Enjoy the bustling harbor, and identify the schooners, ferries, and nearby islands
• Thursdays at Rockland Farmer's Market by the harbor. Support local farmers and makers, enjoy seasonal vegetables, locally made bread, cheeses, and locally sourced meats. Listen to music and eat pizzas and breakfast bialy sandwiches.
• Drop by art galleries and museums, wildlife refuge visitor center, boat school, lighthouse, and steamboat museums.
• Bike to lighthouses, beaches, and trails. Kayak or sail around the harbor and look for 7 Mountain Peaks.
• Watch Rockland Harbor light up at sunset. Look for the moon rising over the horizon.
• Check the local music and movie listings.
• Fall asleep listening to the fog horns.
