Seasonal rental house on North Road available for summer 2026, minimum one week Sunday to Sunday.

This post and beam house style barn structure offers a quirky blend of old country farmhouse vibe -  furnished with log furniture, antiques, collectibles, and artwork…sprinkled with a touch of LL Bean.  

The spacious kitchen has a 15 foot long solid oak bar that surrounds the area, which also features a copper countertop.  Fully equipped for cooking. This kitchen is best characterized by colorful Fiesta Ware dishes and cast iron frypans. Special cooking requests? Ask your hosts. Start your morning with a choice of French Press coffee, drip coffee maker, or try out the stove top percolator. The fridge is oversized to hold a week of groceries.

This open concept house has plenty of space. The center section of the house rises to a 24 foot high ceiling. The first floor offers plenty of areas to gather together: at the kitchen bar, around the dining table, or settle into a cozy place to read a book, play a game or stretch out on the VLC (very large couch) for tv viewing.  

There are two spacious loft bedrooms upstairs in the front and back of the house, each bedroom has separate stairs. The MBR has a queen bed featuring a sleep number mattress with extra memory foam padding. And a tv (which can easily covered up for digital detoxing). This is the space where you can curl up in the Grandmotherly green velvet wing chair. The MBR is accessed by a spiral staircase.

The upstairs back loft bedroom is accessed by the “rope sided stairs”. Furnished with a set of pine log beds, crazy antler rack, two bureaus. Fall asleep while looking up at the open post and beam ceiling. Through this room there is a hidden door to a single twin bed in the central loft. (another quirky feature of the house). A maximum of five guests IF using the quirky twin bed.

The bathroom is on the main floor, with a washer and dryer.

Bedding and towels included

Fast and reliable internet service

Washer/dryer

Gas grill

Beach chairs with a wagon

Tasty well water treated by a full filtration system

Cribbage, backgammon and puzzles

Oversized south facing deck on two sides of the house and a covered porch at one end. The house is located on three acres completely surrounded by woods. 

The Chebeage Rec Center is a five minute walk away with a heated pool, fitness room, pickleball, tennis court and gym.  Check out the weekly summer camp schedule for kid friendly activities. (https://www.chebeaguerecreation.org)

Explore Indian Point beach (aka The Hook) or hike across the sandbar to explore Little Chebeague Island. Check out the trail system on the Chebeague Cumberland Land Trust (https://www.ccltmaine.org)  

Check out the Great Chebeague Golf Club https://chebeagueislandgolf.com/, Tennis Club https://chebeaguetennis.com/, and a must see is the Chebeague Historical Society for summer exhibit and really fine gift shop for island swag and memories. https://www.chebeaguehistory.org/. 

Another must do is the Second Wind Farm for fresh seasonal veggies and the Living History Museum https://www.chebeaguefarm.com/

Travel to Chebeague by either CTC Ferry https://www.ctcferry.org/ ,Casco Bay Lines https://www.cascobaylines.com/ or Foggs Water Taxi from downtown Portland https://www.foggswatertaxi.com/

Your hosts Eliza and Rocky will meet you when you arrive for transportation to the house. 

Bikes are a great way to get around, but you must bring your own. There are no rentals on the island and your hosts are lousy bike mechanics.

For bringing a car to the island, check with CTC Ferry (https://www.ctcferry.org/the-ferry)

The barge generally runs only on  Tues-Thurs. 

There is limited availability for a car on Casco Bay Lines (https://www.cascobaylines.com/schedules/)

Veterans Taxi on the island can be reached at 207-358-8252. 

FMI Contact:

Eliza Jane Adams

Rockland Helpin 

207-233-8533

Rental location:

354 North Road

Chebeague Island ME 04017