Federal Harbor Salt Water Farm in Lubec

Relax and rejuvenate on this very secluded, salt water estate. Gather
the group together in the huge, gourmet kitchen or in front of the
fireplace in the great room. Escape to your own private nook on the
spacious grounds – or picnic on your own private island! Enjoy the
serene water views from the new deck off the great room. The first
floor master bedroom suite has its own deck, king bed, and bath with
4 foot shower, whirlpool tub, and granite vanity. The upstairs has 3
bedrooms and sleeping area. One bedroom has a king bed; one bedroom
has two twins that can separate or be made into a king bed; the third
bedroom has two twin beds. The second floor also has a
sleeping/office area with day beds and a second full bath. The first
floor has a gourmet kitchen, great room, laundry room with ½ bath,
and the master suite. The house is equipped with local phone
service, satellite TV and high speed Internet. Bed & bath linen
provided.

Your Own Private Island!
Ultimate Privacy on this secluded estate
2 decks with gas grill
Fully equipped gourmet kitchen
Great room with fireplace
Master Suite with walk-in shower & jetted whirlpool tub
4 bedrooms with 2 king beds, 4 twins, and full size futon sofa
2 and a half baths
Satellite TV
High Speed Internet
Free Long Distance Phone Service
Washer & Dryer
All bed & bath linen provided

Lubec has bold coastal cliffs, coastal rain forest, wildflower
meadows, and several sandy beaches (rare this far Down East). The
region is host to three state parks, a national wildlife refuge, and
several nature preserves, all of which offer well maintained hiking
trails. Lubec claims the easternmost point of land in the U.S. and is
home to the West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, one of the most
photographed lighthouses in the country. In fact, you can see and
visit 5 lighthouses within a 10 mile radius of Lubec. Local whale,
wildlife, and puffin tours offer the chance to observe nature up
close. Nearby kayak and canoe rental facilities and the many public
boat ramps in the area also offer a chance to explore and observe.
The area is rich in history—from the first naval battle of the
Revolutionary to Maine's own "Cannery Row" which lined the
waterfronts of the Downeast coast. You'll find it all here—rich
history, spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, and friendly people.

May, June, September, October $1,000/wk
July $1,200/wk
August $1,400/wk.
Please add $50/wk for pets or more than 8 people.
Please add Maine Lodging Tax.
A reservation deposit of $600 per week reserved ($650/week if you
have a pet),is due when you place your reservation. This deposit
acts as a reservation deposit to secure your reservation until your
stay begins. Once you arrive, it becomes your damage deposit during
your stay. Damage deposit is refundable after stay is completed.