Belgrade Lakes Maine Bed and Breakfast

he Pressey House is open year-round, offering solitude for guests who are seeking a peaceful retreat and a convenient location for those who want to experience outdoor recreation in an outstanding environment.  

The Belgrade Lakes Region - beautiful, historic, and hospitable - is Maine's premier inland resort area. Renowned for its chain of seven unique lakes, its vistas of woods and farmlands, and its inviting waterside villages, the Belgrade Lakes Region i....read more  

Sit in the front yard under our 100-year old maple trees and enjoy the farm animals in the pasture just beyond.The view of the front of the Inn, after you have driven up the long driveway. We are set far back from the road, surrounded by tranquil fields and woods. Our 130 acres surrounds you with peaceful serenity, or provides you with opportunities for endless exploration.  

Plenty of great fishing: Jamie's Pond, in the middle of over 800 acres of protected open space just a one mile walk or drive from the Inn, is stocked with fish every year. Perfect for putting in a canoe (bring your own or we can arrange a rental for ....read more  

Monhegan Island, 10 miles out to sea, is one and one-half miles long and one-half mile wide, covering about 700 acres. It is an island unique in its geographical diversity. The eastern side of Monhegan has high cliffs that offer the visitor breathtaking views of sea and surf. The central part of the island provides miles of well-cared-for trails including Cathedral Woods, a must-see for all visitors. From the western, or village side of Monhegan, one can see a beautiful harbor, nearby Manana Island or one of Monhegan’s famous sunsets while relaxing on Swim Beach.  

Cozy, low-key and completely relaxed, Le Vatout Bed and Breakfast is a home that we’re blessed to share with our guests, our friends. A traditional New England farmhouse, it’s become our personal artists' retreat – its rooms are filled with paintings, photographs and found objects, and books beckon wherever there’s space. But life around here congregates in the kitchen; the hearth is Le Vatout's center, its heart. Outwardly, it’s nothing special, just a big old kitchen last upgraded years ago, no fancy fixtures, no polished granite, no industrial strength sink. What matters here is not appearance, what matters at Le Vatout is soul. Meals have substance, flavors have a twist, and old-fashioned conversation reigns as your hosts have a way with herbs and with words and know when to serve either.

Whether you crave the quiet pleasure of a cup of tea and a bowl of fresh fruit on the porch, favor a communal breakfast of paper-thin buckwheat pancakes served at the dining table flooded with sun or simply want to hang out at the kitchen island, dig into a crabmeat omelet and chat, at Le Vatout everything’s just different enough to delight.

We've been told that when asked what it meant, this strange little French snippet of a phrase, the founder of Le Vatout would gesture around him, at the fabulous garden, the beautiful house, and reply, "All of it – great food, good company, art and music and nature – Le Vatout means The Whole Thing." He's long moved on and we're honored to continue his legacy of hospitality and appreciation of life in this quiet corner of the world called Waldoboro.

Centrally located on the craggy shoreline of Mid-coast Maine, we're just a half an hour south of Camden, twenty minutes from Rockland, the Farnsworth and its famed Wyeth and Louise Nevelson collections, and two seconds away from nature. Pemaquid Point, with its dramatic granite formations and its pretty white lighthouse, is up the road, the quaint fishing village of Friendship up the other,  

The Black Lantern features warm and gracious hospitality with period furnishings throughout.
Enjoy a hearty breakfast next to the fireplace in the dining room or on the front porch (weather permitting).  

The Maine State Music Theatre, the longest operating summer theater in the United States, is just one mile from the Black Lantern, on the Bowdoin College campus.

Only minutes away:

The Maine Maritime Museum

The rugged and scenic ....read more  

Maine has long been known for a tradition of ship building and the gracious homes of the ship's captains. Located in the twin villages of Newcastle and Damariscotta, The Flying Cloud Bed and Breakfast is proud to be part of that longstanding tradition.  

PEMAQUID POINT LIGHTHOUSE - the most photographed and painted lighthouse in Mid-Coast, situated on a rocky cliff with crashing surf-a mesmerizing experience
PEMAQUID BEACH / FORT WILLIAM HENRY- retrace colonial times or relax on the sandy beach <....read more  

Historical Inn in Midcoast Maine. Organic gardens and animals, salt water marsh and fields make this a restful retreat away from the maddening crowds but close enough to all attractions.  

The Squire Tarbox Inn, a Midcoast Maine Bed and Breakfast in the Boothbay Harbor area & listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is a quiet country Inn surrounded by fields, stone walls and woods. A peaceful salt-water marsh with rowboat a....read more  

The Admirals Quarters Inn Welcomes You…

A magnificent 1800’s bed and breakfast that stands at the head of the Boothbay Harbor Peninsula. The Admirals Quarters Inn boasts an oceanfront location with birds- eye views and the smell of the sea. Lobster boats fishing, flying seagulls, sunrises, and sunsets are all part of the scenery. The Admirals Quarters has some of the most admired surroundings there is to offer in this lovely Maine community.

The newly acquired seven room bed and breakfast is co-hosted by the Greenleaf Inn. The bed and breakfast neighbor has redecorated and updated some of the comforts of Maine hospitality yet retained the warmth and flavor that made the Admirals Quarters a family favorite. The Inn has many homey spaces to relax, curl up, read, sip your favorite beverage and rejuvenate. The parlor, solarium, and outdoor porches are favorable for your private get-away.  

Topside Inn, a 19th-century sea captain's home and summer guesthouses in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, with panoramic views of the harbor from the highest point in town.  

Hilltop B&B overlooking the town, yet you can walk to everything. Spectacular views of the harbor and the open ocean. All private baths, king beds, gourmet breakfasts, A/C, fireplaces, free parking.  

Welch House Inn - Watch the boats sail by as you enjoy a full gourmet breakfast from our spacious deck or our glass-front dining room. Walk to the best restaurants, galleries, and excursions that Boothbay Harbor offers, then enjoy a spectacular sunse....read more  

Enjoy the waterview and simple elegance of this traditional Maine Bed and Breakfast Inn nestled and amongst the activity of a busy working harbor, experience the ambiance of this quaint town.  

Directly across the street from the harbor; relax on the porch while you watch the little lobster boats come and go. View the spectacular sunsets on the water, and listen to the musical sounds of the sea. Appreciate the beauty that has drawn so many ....read more  

Romantic 19thC. Waterfront B&B. Luxury size rooms & suites all with waterviews. Offering a panoramic two room suite. Pier. Intown


 

There are several nature preserves within 3 miles for hiking, picnicing and scenic ocean views. Boating is popular for viewing whales, seals, birds and other sealife. Many fine restaurants and lobster docks are within walking distance of the Blue He....read more  

Stunning Victorian Inn with views overlooking the Harbor, etc. with dock & float availablty or 2-5 scenic walk to everything in our charming, historic village.  

An Historic Victorian Inn specializing in Old-Fashioned Downeast Hospitality Located in Boothbay Harbor, Maine - The Boating Capital of New England The inn is a handsomely refurbished oceanfront Victorian Town and Carriage House with harbor views, ou....read more  

The White House Bed and Breakfast of Maine located just three blocks from Belfast Bay, part of the Gulf of Maine, and the scenic Passagassawakeag River. This stately B&B is centrally located in the beautiful Mid-coast region of Maine known for its five gateways leading the adventurous from the sea to the wilderness and mountains beyond. Belfast is a traditional small town, spiked with an edgy mix of art, theatre, and dance, all wrapped up in the fresh air of the sea and coastal mountains.  

This 200+ -year-old inn has been decorated to reflect its beautiful colonial Federal past while providing all the comforts of the 21st century and spectacular views of the Maine coastline.