Charming Frye Island Cottage in Sebago Lake

Frye Island is a state treasure – nature at its most beautiful.  Wildlife can be seen daily on the island (Deer, fox, moose, turkey, ducks, owls, loons and more).  Frye Island is the perfect vacation destination during the Summer and Fall seasons, offering a variety of activities and amenities for vacationers including 12 beaches, a marina with weekly dock rentals for your boat, kids’ playground, recreation center, church services, outdoor pool, tennis courts, basketball court, athletic fields, small general store, casual restaurant with bar, ice cream stand, a nine hole golf course, boat launch, walking trails, and miles of biking.  This charming cottage is perfect for couples (on first or second honeymoons!), families and friends looking to experience a peaceful and relaxing time.  It’s less than a two minute walk to one of the most beautiful beaches on the island; Cocktail Beach (aka Beach #6), named by those who have enjoyed their evening cocktails while watching the spectacular sunsets and wonderful views of the White Mountains and Mount Washington.  The crystal clear waters are great for swimming and/or kayaking.  The cottage has a first floor bedroom, master bedroom in the spacious loft, a great room with living and dining space, cathedral ceilings, fully equipped kitchen and one bathroom.  The front of the cottage has 4 panel sliding glass doors opening onto an expansive deck with barbecue grill, table and chairs.  You will fall in love with this beautiful cottage!  We offer discounted rates for those who come back and join us year after year.  Special rates are also available for extended stays of 2 weeks or more.  Weekend rentals are based on availability. 

Fully equiped kitchen, DVD player, CD player, linens and towels provided, tandem Kayak available for use.  Non smoking.

We offer discounted rates for those who come back and join us year after year.  Special rates are also available for extended stays of 2 weeks or more.  Weekend rentals are based on availability.