With radiant heat floors and large windows streaming in plenty of natural sun, you’ll feel warm at this private cottage by the water.
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No matter the time of year, it’s not hard to get caught dreaming of a coastal getaway. And one of the best states for that getaway is Maine, thanks in part to its long and scenic shoreline but also to its many other charms: tasty seafood, picturesque towns, and plentiful opportunities for hiking, biking, kayaking, and (cold!) ocean swimming. To help you plan your seaside escape, here’s a collection of beautiful Maine cottage rentals, all wonderfully close to the ocean.
10 MUST-SEE COASTAL MAINE COTTAGE RENTALS
We dare you to resist this collection of cozy Maine cottage rentals, all of which are available for rent through Airbnb. Click on the name of the cottage to learn more.
With radiant-heat floors and large windows for letting sunlight stream in, you’ll feel warm at this cottage by the water. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps four); two bedrooms, two bathrooms; average $135 per night.
Stay in the heart of Acadia National Park at this cottage, conveniently located near the water, Cadillac Mountain, and the lively town of Bar Harbor. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps eight); three bedrooms, two bathrooms; average $95 per night.
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From its unique spiral staircase to its location walking distance from Little Island Cove beach, this northern Maine coastal cottage is a truly tranquil escape. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps four); one bedroom, one bathroom; average $175 per night.
Enjoy a little bit of everything at this cottage: an ocean peninsula, an 18th-century farm and animals, 12 acres of woods, modern decor, and a private setting. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps three); one bedroom, one bathroom; average $100 per night.
From its immaculate interior to its bright blue exterior, everything about this cottage (especially the master suite’s French doors opening up to a balcony with a view of Casco Bay) says vacation. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps five); three bedrooms; one bathroom; average $275 per night.
While not directly on the water, this modern cottage is within walking distance of Portland’s Eastern Promenade and also to downtown restaurants, bars, and breweries. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps five); two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms; average $144 per night.
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Modern yet rustic, this recently renovated cottage is a great home base for exploring the lovely coastal town of Camden. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps four); two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms; average $100 per night.
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This roomy cottage has 200 feet of oceanfront, plus hiking trails across the street and the city of Portland just a short drive away. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps eight); four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms; $201 per night.
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This cozy cottage has all the modern amenities necessary to enjoy a visit to the Kennebunks. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps two); one bedroom, one bathroom; average $125 per night.
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This spacious tidal-front property has a fully stocked chef’s kitchen and, for warmer weather, a deck equipped with a grill. Photo Credit : Courtesy of Airbnb
Entire cottage (sleeps six); four bedrooms, two bathrooms; average $215 per night.
Would you stay at any of these Maine cottage rentals?
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