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QUARRY HOUSE - PEACEFUL QUARRY-SIDE, PRIVATE, OFF-GRID
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2 bedrooms1 bathroomSleeps 483.6 sq m
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Explore the area
Blue Hill, ME
Blue Hill Co-op Community Market
5 min drive
The Blue Hill Wine Shop
5 min drive
North Light Books
5 min drive
Bar Harbor, ME (BHB-Hancock County - Bar Harbor)
35 min drive
Rooms & beds
2 bedrooms (sleeps 4)
Bedroom 1
1 Queen Bed
Loft common room
1 Double Sofa Bed
1 bathroom
Bathroom 1
Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Bathtub · Toilet
Spaces
Deck or patio
Kitchen
About this property
QUARRY HOUSE - PEACEFUL QUARRY-SIDE, PRIVATE, OFF-GRID
Newly built, off-grid house located just minutes from the Blue Hill Village in the historic area of Blue Hill known for granite quarrying in the early days, Quarry House offers guests a peaceful getaway surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Suitable for up to 4 adults, it has one queen bedroom on the main floor and a comfortable pull-out sofa in the easily accessible loft, as well as a TV and work desk. Originally designed for the owner to retreat and write his memoirs, all will enjoy the tranquility that the house and surroundings offer. The house includes a washer, dryer, and outdoor shower. 5 Night Minimum Stay. Pets cannot be accommodated. Not suitable for young children due to granite landscape and water-filled quarry on the property.
Property manager
Chelsea and Brenda Horton
Languages
English
Amenities
Kitchen
Washer
Dryer
Free WiFi
Outdoor space
Parking available
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Kitchen
Washer
Dryer
Pet-friendly
House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 28
Check out before 10:00 AM
Children
Adults only
Events
No events allowed
Pets
No pets allowed
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit
About the area
Blue Hill
Located in Blue Hill, this holiday home is by the sea. Jonathan Fisher House and Woodlawn Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at The Blue Hill Wine Shop and Indian Point Trailhead. Blue Hill Co-op Community Market and North Light Books are also worth visiting.
Blue Hill, ME
What's nearby
- The Blue Hill Wine Shop - 5 min drive
- The Barnacle - 5 min drive
- Blue Hill Books - 6 min drive
- Acadia National Park - 38 min drive
- Acadia National Park's Visitors Center - 52 min drive
Getting around
Restaurants
- The Wave - 7 min drive
- The Lobster Shack - 17 min drive
- Blaze Brewing Blue Hill - 5 min drive
- Pugnuts Ice Cream Shop - 13 min drive
- Barncastle Restaurant - 7 min drive
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About the host
Hosted by Chelsea and Brenda Horton
We represent private property owners to manage their rental properties for short-term rentals on Maine’s beautiful Blue Hill Peninsula. Enjoy peace of mind when you rent with our locally-owned company. Know that what you see online is what you will enjoy in person and that we'll be there when you need us.
All of our properties are available during the summer months with some also available for winter rentals.
All of our properties are available during the summer months with some also available for winter rentals.
Why they chose this property
As described by the Blue Hill Chamber of Commerce: The Blue Hill Peninsula encompasses the towns of Blue Hill, Brooklin, Brooksville, Castine, Penobscot, Sedgwick, and Surry and serves as the gateway to Little Deer Isle, Deer Isle, and Stonington. Blue Hill is the largest town and is the region’s service center. The landscape here is marked by sweeping views of the blueberry barrens and the sea. Tucked in among the ridges, valleys, and jagged coastline, you’ll find adventure of all kinds, from a day on the water and an evening of live music to a solitary morning walk and an afternoon of gallery tours and shopping.
You’ll find our communities to be diverse, independent yet interconnected. In all of these places, you may strike up a conversation with a lobsterman, boatbuilder, or sailor who knows these waters like the back of their hand. In all of these places, you will find locally sourced food and highly skilled craftspeople and artists. In all of these places, you will find evidence of the resourcefulness, dry wit, and creativity that has defined our region’s culture for centuries.
This region was settled in the mid-1700s, and its early economy centered around shipbuilding and quarrying. Lumbering, lobstering, fishing, and farming have played an important role in our economy and culture since the earliest days. By the late 1800’s the region had become a summer destination. Today, many of these industries coexist with a thriving art, music, and food scene to create this unique place called The Blue Hill Peninsula.
You’ll find our communities to be diverse, independent yet interconnected. In all of these places, you may strike up a conversation with a lobsterman, boatbuilder, or sailor who knows these waters like the back of their hand. In all of these places, you will find locally sourced food and highly skilled craftspeople and artists. In all of these places, you will find evidence of the resourcefulness, dry wit, and creativity that has defined our region’s culture for centuries.
This region was settled in the mid-1700s, and its early economy centered around shipbuilding and quarrying. Lumbering, lobstering, fishing, and farming have played an important role in our economy and culture since the earliest days. By the late 1800’s the region had become a summer destination. Today, many of these industries coexist with a thriving art, music, and food scene to create this unique place called The Blue Hill Peninsula.
What makes this property unique
This newly built house is located in a private setting just 3 miles from Blue Hill Village. The owners have thoughtfully furnished it for guests to easily settle in and begin enjoying their visit to the area.
Languages:
English
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