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WaterviewCharming two-bedroom cottage on Cape Rosier walking distance to Bakeman Beach!
Just a few minutes walk from Bakeman Beach, Pearl Cottage is an open concept A-frame home located on Cape Rosier. The first floor has a bedroom, full bath and laundry with a well-equipped kitchen, while the master suite and bath are located on the second floor. The west-facing expansive deck with a large outdoor fireplace is a beautiful spot to enjoy the glistening waters of Penobscot Bay peeking through the tall pines.
If you want to enjoy the stunning beauty and quiet charm of Downeast Maine without the large crowds, this is your place to relax and rejuvenate.
For those who love the outdoors, explore nearby Holbrook Island Sanctuary and other locations to hike and kayak. Acadia National Park is about an hour away and makes for a great day trip. Food lovers will relish fine dining in Brooksville, Blue Hill, Stonington, and Castine, often serving seasonal food that is locally sourced. Experience life in the local community if you are curious about fine local artisans who create pottery, jewelry, paintings, paper, pizza, bread, pastries, coffees, jams, and so much more! For those who appreciate sustainable living and organic farming, Eliot Coleman’s Four Seasons Farm as well as Scott and Helen Nearing’s Good Life Center are a must-see.
Pearl Cottage is available for a long term winter rental. Contact us.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Acadia National Park?
Acadia is about an hour’s drive, making it an easy day trip if you’d like to explore one of Maine’s most iconic natural spaces.
Is Wi-Fi available?
Yes, the cottage has reliable internet for guests who need to stay connected.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, dogs are allowed (limited to one).
What are some nearby outdoor activities?
There are numerous opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, boating, and hiking nearby. Holbrook Island Sanctuary offers well-marked trails and is popular with bird watchers and nature lovers. You can also fish in both salt and freshwater environments.
Is the cottage near a beach?
Yes, Bakeman Beach is just a short walk from the property. The area also has a mix of rocky and sandy shoreline along Penobscot Bay, perfect for beachcombing and enjoying the water.
What towns and sights are close by?
The towns of Blue Hill, Stonington, and Castine are within driving distance and offer galleries, artisan shops, historic sites, and dining options. Acadia National Park is about an hour away, making it a great option for a day trip.
Are there any local farms or markets?
Yes. The area is known for organic and sustainable agriculture. You can visit the Four Seasons Organic Farm Market or the Good Life Center nearby, both rooted in local farming and sustainability. There are also several farmer’s markets and co-ops in nearby towns.
Where can we eat out?
Dining options nearby include:
- Blue Hill Co-op: Organic produce and casual meals.
- Table Restaurant (Blue Hill): Creekside dining with local ingredients.
- Aragosta (Deer Isle): High-end seafood with a local focus.
- Tinder Hearth Bakery (Brooksville): Excellent baked goods and wood-fired pizza.
- Nervous Nellie’s (Deer Isle): A fun spot for jams, jellies, and light bites.
- Seasons of Stonington and Stonington Ice Cream Company: Food and treats in a harbor town setting.
Is there anything else worth checking out?
Yes! Brooksville is known for its scenic coves, meadows, and walking trails. You can photograph wildflowers in the spring, go blueberry picking in the fall, or explore tidepools during summer. Blue Hill’s Marine Environmental Research Institute offers eco-tours and learning programs. Castine is a short drive away and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
What makes Cape Rosier special?
Cape Rosier is part of the Brooksville area, located on Penobscot Bay. It’s known for its quiet coves, preserved nature areas, and strong sense of community. Unlike some busier parts of the Maine coast, Cape Rosier offers space to breathe, walk, and take in the natural surroundings at a gentler pace.