Our Lakefront A-frame is perfect for families to reconnect in Sebago Lake

Is it: A-Frame of "Mine" or a frame of "Mind"

If you're looking for a peaceful, relaxing, summer vacation rental on a tranquil lakefront setting in the Sebago Lakes region of southwestern Maine, consider the rental of our very secluded A-Frame-style cottage. It's situated in a cove on the western shore of Crescent Lake in Raymond, Maine -- and is available year-round. For the downhill skier, Shawnee Peak is just 25 miles away, while Sunday River is just 53 miles away. Cross-country skiing is available all around, as are snowmobile trails. This two-bedroom-plus-loft/one-bath home is just three-eights of a mile from the main road (RT-85), along with only three other private homes. It's a fantastic location for couples or families with small children to reconnect. On the first floor of this modern, four-season cottage there is a small but fully functional kitchen, an enclosed sleeping porch, a large deck overlooking the lake, a living room/dining area, and a full bathroom. The second floor has 2 BR, plus a 3rd Floor sleeping loft for 2. There is a sleep sofa in the Living room and a sleeping bunk bed on the enclosed porch.

The A-Frame has under gone major renovations in the spring of 2010 and 2011. The roof is new, the deck and railing is all new, all the windows have been replaced with double hung windows for better ventilation and viewing out. The Loft has all new pine paneling. The bunk beds in the loft have been replaced with larger twin beds. New wall to wall carpeting in the first floor, second floor and the Loft.Best of all we remodeled the bathroom. The tub and shower are all new. 

We have added a bunk bed on the side sleeping porch and have received many kudos from the kids. The whole A-frame has been resided and painted.

Our A-frame is located on Crescent Lake, Raymond, ME. 04071. This is the 'Sebago Lakes Region' of Southwestern Maine. Maine is known as the 'Vacation Land' for good reason. Our cottage sits on the western shoreline in a secluded cove with only 3 other cottages on the 3/8 mile road, Kossow Lane. People find our rental to be most secluded, relaxing, serene and just great for small families to reconnect with each other. Sit outside at evening by the fireplace (wood provided), listen to the loons and cook marshmallows. There are many outside activities and we supply a listing of all that there is to do.

We provide a metal canoe, a sunfish sailboat and 2 ride on kayaks. We also have a 12 ft and 14 ft boat and motor to rent at reasonable rates.

Crescent Lake lies in the Towns of Raymond and Casco, Maine. It is 4 miles long and 2/3 mile wide at its widest point. The maximum depth is 54 feet and fishing is good year round. Crescent Lake is a good size for moderate boating and is relatively quiet. Crescent Lake connects to Panther Lake which then feeds into Sebago. The Tenny River links Crescent Lake and Panther and is navigable.

 Crescent Lake lies in the Towns of Raymond and Casco, Maine. It is 4 miles long and 2/3 mile wide at its widest point. The maximum depth is 54 feet and fishing is good year round. Crescent Lake is a good size for moderate boating and is relatively quiet. Crescent Lake connects to Panther Lake which then feeds into Sebago. The Tenny River links Crescent Lake and Panther and is navigable.

General:

• Activities-Guide
• Alarm-Clock
• Hair-Dryer
• telephone
• central heating
• Local-Activities-Guide
• Local-Maps
• Restaurant-Dining-Guide
• Soaps-Basic
• Toilet-Paper

Kitchen:

• cooking utensils
• grill
• iron & board
• coffee maker
• toaster
• Stove-Top-Burners
• refrigerator
• oven
• microwave

Living Room:

• comfortable seating for 6 people

Dining:

• dining area
• seating for 6 people

BA:

• 1 bathroom Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Combination Tub/Shower, First floor

Bedrooms:

• 2 bedrooms, sleeps maximum of 6 people Bedroom 1 - 1 Queen, MBR overlooking lake
  Bedroom 2 - 2 Twin/ Single
  Bedroom 3 - 2 Child Bed, sleeping loft.
• There is a sleep sofa in the living room.Sleeping loft steps are steep and not suitable for young children.

Entertainment:

• tv
• VCR
• radio
• Games-Adults
• Games-Kids
• satellite or cable

Outside:

• Parking-Off-Street
• outdoor grill
• Deck-Wood
• Dock-BoatSlip
• Outdoor-Grill-Gas
• Screened Sleeping Porch
• sailboat
• kayak
• canoe  
• 6 garden chairs
• 4 beach chairs

Suitability:

• non smoking only
• wheelchair inaccessible
• pets not allowed
• children welcome

Local Activities:

• swimming
• tennis
• sailing
• cycling
• skiing
• water skiing
• paragliding
• surfing
• antiquing
• walking
• fishing
• golf
• mountain biking
• mountaineering

Onsite Equipment:            

• Beach-Chairs
• Raft
• Canoe
• Sunfish
• 2 Kayaks
• Outside fireplace

Attractions:

• ATM/Bank
• Churches
• Cinemas
• Forests
• Groceries
• Theme-Parks
• Autumn-Foliage
• Laundromat
• Water-Parks

Leisure Activities:

• Bird-Watching
• Fly-Fishing
• Jet-Skiing
• Paddle-Boating
• Pier-Fishing
• Sledding
• Water-Tubing
• Hiking
• Outlet-Shopping

Nearby Attraction / Facility:

• Restaurants
• Coin-Laundry

x

     Season                          Arrive                   Depart              Weekly Rate

Spring                             Apr 14, 2012          Jun 15, 2012                 $700
Minimum Prorate minimum for less than 1 week is $500

Early Summer            Jun 16, 2012           Jul 06, 2012              $1,000
Minimum Prorate minimum for less than 1 week is $800

Peak Season                  Jul 07, 2012           Aug 24, 2012            $1,700
No Minimum Prorate during Peak Season.       Rental is from Sat 11 AM to Sat.10 AM 

Late Summer                Aug 25, 2012        Sep 14, 2012               $1,000
Minimum Prorate for less than 1 week is $800

Fall Foliage                    Sep 15, 2012         Oct 20, 2012                  $700
Minimum Prorate minimum for less than 1 week is $500

Maine State Lodging Tax Rate: 7.0% applies to all rentals.

We do not accept "WIRE TRANSFERS".
We prefer two way phone contact  after your email inquiry.

A-Frame is not available from Oct 21, 2011  through May 3, 2013