Private Homes For Rent By Owner Maine Coast Waterfront Vacation Home! Beautiful, contemporary Cape Cod-style home. This new Waterfront Home in Cape Elizabeth features two large bedrooms on the second floor where guests can wake to watch the lobster fishing boats passing by. The first floor includes a bedroom, den, full kitchen, washer & dryer and living room with toasty fireplace cable TV. There is also a snug 2 car garage in the back.

The oceanfront kitchen is fully equipped with pots, pans, utensils, cooking/serving ware and coffee maker.

Offered For Rent Year Round Both the Home and Cottage are located a short walk from Cresent Beach State Park with 4000 feet of sandy beach and a great swimming area. Two Lights State Park is also nearby. Perfect for picnics followed by a scenic stroll along a picturesque walkway.

Waterfront Accommodations Cape Elizabeth Maine.

Comfortable bedrooms with plenty of room for a family in our coastal New England waterfront rentals.

Amenities: Extraordinary Sunrises Sandy Beach Full Kitchen Fireplace Fresh Linens & Towels Washer & Dryer 2-Car Garage Phone

Adventure & Fun Nearby: Tourism Information Vegetable and Strawberry Farm Portland Head Light Cresent Beach State Park Portland 15 Minutes Boston 2 Hours Fresh Lobster & Sea Food Restaurants Portland Museum of Art Spring Point Museum Prince of Fundy Cruises Ferry to Nova Scotia Maine Mall - Major Shopping Complex

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Links Remember to 'send off' the contact form above, before you click away on these fun and informational links below.... Cape Elizabeth Home Town Web Site  click here to visit...and learn all about this beautiful coastal village! Lighthouses of Maine  click here... to learn about the more than 60 lights along Maine's craggy Down East peninsulas including Maine's most powerful beacon at Cape Elizabeth Light! Fort Williams is one of the most treasured sites of Cape Elizabeth. Home to the oldest lighthouse in Maine, Portland Head Light. Click on the image to learn more and for a photo tour of this most photographed landmark. Fort Williams Cape Elizabeth Maine Fort Williams has become a place of tourism, recreation, and leisure time enjoyment. Welcoming nearly a million visitors a year, it is not surprising to see people on any given day of the year enjoying the playing fields, tennis courts, beach, or simply walking around the park. During the winter months many find Fort Williams an ideal place to cross-country ski, sled, or even ice skate on the pond. MaineList.com Click here for things to do all over this beautiful state in New England...Maine! Downeast Duck Adventures: A fun and interactive historical adventure through Portland, Maine and into the waters of Casco Bay!

Two Lights State Park Maine This station was immortalized in several paintings by Edward Hopper in the 1920s. One of these was reproduced on a US postage stamp commemorating Maine's 150th anniversary in 1970. For many years there were two light towers here, one with a fixed beam and one flashing, to help mariners establish their positions.

The Lobster Shack at Two Lights There are good places to eat in Southern Maine. Other restaurants have nice views...But nothing compares with The Lobster Shack at Two Lights.

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse constructed to mark a dangerous ledge which is now covered by the breakwater. Numerous ships had struck the ledge and local ship owners had petitioned the Lighthouse Board for many years before funds were made available for construction.

Great Pond in Cape Elizabeth Maine Cape Elizabeth's largest wetland. To provide better access, a trail system, the Great Pond Link, has been created, and stretches along from Route 77 to the Alewife Brook. Informational signs are posted along the trail at specific points to show the varying degree of beauty. Whether it be the wooded fields or the beaver lodges, the trail aims to highlight the diverse nature, along with educating the community on the importance of Great Pond, not only as a place of public enjoyment, but as an ever-changing ecological process.

Cresent Beach, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Crescent Beach State Park opened in 1966 and is located about eight miles south of Portland in picturesque Cape Elizabeth. Sandy oceanfront beaches, saltwater coves, wooded areas, and rock ledges provide seashore recreation for beachgoers, fishing and watersports enthusiasts, and nature observers. Crescent Beach State Park is a classic saltwater beach park with beach grass-studded sand dunes, ocean breezes, herring gulls, picnic areas and views of fishing boats and an offshore island.

Kettle Cove Beach, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Kettle Cove is a small, almost unknown, swimming location on the ocean . It's a small beach area located just north of Crescent Beach in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. From Rt 77 turn left on Kettle Cove Road and at the end is a small parking area. In the summer, it's virtually impossible to find a place to park. If you manage to find a place, Kettle Cove will be on your left, and an entrance to Crescent Beach will be slightly up from the parking lot on the right. The ocean water in Kettle Cove tends to be cold, as with all ocean beaches in Maine. There are small trails that venture behind the beach. It's a great place to relax and soak up the sun. Be sure to bring a beach chair because the sand can be rocky and full of shells at times.

Portland Observatory built in 1807 at Portland, Maine, is the last surviving maritime signal tower in the United States. Using both a telescope and signal flags, two-way communication between ship and shore was possible several hours before an incoming vessel reached the docks.

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