This charming little house is light and airy, nicely furnished and comfortable, set in a beautiful spot at the end of a dead end road. The view of the water, complete with lobster pots, boats going by, and dramatic morning skies, was gorgeous from almost everywhere in the house and on the deck. We loved sitting out there with a cup of coffee, watching the light change and the lobstermen chug out to check their pots. We had been longing for a dose of the sea and this was the perfect spot for it! The location on the coast is wonderful, as well, with easy access by car, bike and ferry to the small, picturesque villages of Tenants Harbor and Port Clyde, as well as Monhegan Island, North Haven, Rockland, Rockport and Camden. We had some great bike rides around the area, dipping in and out of little harbors and through the villages, stopping for lobster rolls and grilled clams at places like McLoons Lobster Shack and the Dip Net, and enjoyed a spectacular hike around Monhegan. (Note that Maine, like every attractive tourist destination in the US, is suffering from a pandemic-related labor shortage and huge demand, so eating out or getting on a ferry requires some patience and good will, but it is well worth it.) The owner, Merritt, was helpful, accessible and very pleasant to deal with. There was some recent landscaping work that left the approach to the house a little raw, but that will soon grow in, and the house itself was unaffected. This lovely place makes a great base and we hope we can return soon, to enjoy the amazing view and continue exploring this beautiful area.