Marshall Point Cottage, classic 5-bedroom Maine cottage

A Charming Summer Cottage in Port Clyde, Maine

Welcome to our enchanting summer cottage, nestled along the scenic shores of Port Clyde Harbor. Just a short walk from the iconic Marshall Point Lighthouse, famously featured in Forrest Gump, this timeless retreat captures the essence of a traditional Maine vacation.

Tucked away on a quiet private road surrounded by family homes, the cottage blends rustic charm with modern comfort. The cozy first floor features a queen bedroom, a twin room, and a well-equipped kitchen with a dining area perfect for lobster dinners or leisurely breakfasts.

Upstairs, you’ll find another queen bedroom and two twin rooms, ideal for families or groups. Gather around the wood-burning fireplace or unwind on the covered porch, where a dining table offers the perfect setting for al fresco meals with harbor views and sea breezes. While the cottage offers Wi-Fi and a Smart TV, the real luxury is slowing down, disconnecting, and soaking in the peaceful seaside atmosphere.

Guests love the welcoming yard, community dock, and proximity to Drift Inn Beach just over a mile away. Since opening its doors in 2013, this cottage has become a beloved destination for generations of families returning year after year to enjoy its magic.

Things to Know Prior to Booking

Air Conditioning: The cottage features two stand-up air-conditioning units located in the upstairs queen bedroom and the twin room to the right of the stairs. Additionally, fans are available to help keep you comfortable.

TV: A small Smart TV is provided in the dining area, perfect for catching up on your favorite shows or news.

Grill: A propane grill is available for your use.

Fireplace: Enjoy cozy evenings by the fireplace, firewood is provided and included with your rental.

Heating: During the shoulder seasons, two baseboard electric heaters can be placed in two of the bedrooms to keep you warm while you sleep. The fireplace can also be used to heat the living room and kitchen area.

Bedroom Access: As is common with old New England homes, the upstairs middle queen room is used to access one of the far two-twin bedroom.

We hope this information helps you plan your stay, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience in beautiful Port Clyde!