| Camp Ellis Cottage renta Roxanne & John Molina Saco, Maine 04072 |
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| Member Since: | Jun. 1st, 2004 | |
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3 Bedrooms, 1.5 Bathrooms, Capacity: 6
Bedrooms: 3. Bathrooms: 1.5
Come spend some time in our modern 3 bedroom year round cottage in the Village of Camp Ellis, located in the town of Saco, Maine. Set on a very quiet street. Enjoy a peaceful evening on the deck or catch a beautiful view of the marsh at high tide on the 2nd story balcony. Our street is one of the least traveled streets in the Village, great for walking, yet a short walk will lead you to the longest beach in Maine. Sleeps 6 with 2 queen and 1 bunkbed (bunkbed has 1 full, 1 twin mattress). Fully equipped kitchen makes meals easy so more time can be spent on the beach or just walking through this older community where some cottages on our steet date to the 1800s. 2 sofa's allow 6 to sit back and take in a movie after a day of walking the Maine coastline rents to provide linens (sheets, pillow cases, towels). OFF SEASON - this is considered a housekeeping cottage (renters leave it as they found cottage upon arrival). Option for professional cleaning for additional charge. During month of June, a $70 professional cleaning is charged. We are offically licensed and registered with the State of Maine and the town of Saco
3 Bedrooms, 1.5 Bathrooms, Capacity: 6
Beds: 2 Queens, 1 bunkbed (1 Full 1 twin mattress)
Minimum Stay: call
Small dogs allowed with permission and $50.00 fee (much cheaper than kennel)
Restrictions: - No Cats/No Smoking and prices subject to change
Nearby Attractions: - A short walk to the beginning of a 7 mile quiet sandy beach. At low tide walk the beach and look for star fish, sand dollars, shells and much more. Walking distance to a mile long rock jetty for fishing and sunset pictures. In Camp Ellis there are 3 restaurants (1 open year round), and 2 gift shops. Leave the dock on whale watch or go deep sea fishing. There is even a place to rent kayaks and determine your own course for the day on the Saco River as it heads out into t
