Sehemu za upangishaji wa likizo huko Waterboro

The Sky FrameWaking up in your treehouse, the first thing you feel is peace. No traffic, no sirens, no planes flying overhead. Only birdsong—the cry of a loon, the piping of a chickadee. Through the windows, you see only leaves, like green glass, filtering the early morning light. Below you, on the ground, a doe and her fawn pick their way down to the pond. They do not hurry, for there is nothing here to frighten them. Downstairs in the kitchen, coffee is brewing. Your tablet is charging on the windowsill. You could check your email or social media, but for some reason you don’t want the world to intrude. Out on the deck, a warm mug cradled in your hands, you and your partner plan your morning. Perhaps you’ll paddle the kayak across Littlefield Pond while the mist still lies thick on its smooth surface. Or take a fishing pole down to your private dock to catch brook trout for breakfast. Or maybe just soak in the hot tub and listen to the forest awaken. In the afternoon, you sit by the woodstove, engrossed in that book you’ve always meant to read. Your companions are playing a board game at the table, but mostly laughing and talking—about everything and nothing. You look up from your book and smile. For a moment you think about your life back home and ask yourself, “Why do we own so much stuff? What would our lives be like if we lived more like this, with fewer—but lovelier—things?” It was questions like this that inspired three families—the Avallones from Colorado, the Parekhs from California, and the Valcourts from nearby Portland—to create Littlefield Retreat. More than a vacation experience, Littlefield retreat is an exploration of what sustainable travel—and living in general—might look like. It offers guests an opportunity to live for a few days with a smaller footprint but without sacrificing beauty or comfort. We call it eco-luxury. You can see the exquisite workmanship and attention to detail from the instant you climb the spiral stairs and open the door to your tiny home amidst the trees. The eco-friendly elements are less visible but just as essential to the Littlefield vision: many recycled and reclaimed materials were used in the construction of your treehouse. It is also super-insulated, with ultra-efficient heating and hot water. At present, the energy that powers this tiny home is wind sourced, with plans for summer 2020 to install a 150-panel solar array on the property, making Littlefield retreat’s five boutique tiny homes entirely carbon neutral. Even the carbon from your commute from Portland or Boston has been offset for you. Come experience a wonderful—and sustainable—kind of getaway at Littlefield retreat.

Sunny, peaceful, elegant, private Maine getaway.Peaceful, private, newly built (2017), pet friendly 1,400 sq ft daylight basement apartment in the Southern ME area. Close to Bunganut lake/parks, with lots of ponds and trails to experience seasons in New England. 30-45 min from Portland and most ME beaches and local restaurants brewery, and disc golf courses. Access to fire pit, separate driveway, entrance/front porch. Place has hardwood floors and tile, large sun-room, marble and granite counter-tops, washer/dryer room. Hosts live upstairs.

NEW! Cheery 2 Bedroom Cabin, Silver Lake Escape🍁Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Enjoy every aspect of this New England camp with a little extra ✨! We are steps from the gradual entry lake. Our cabin is a 2 bedroom 1 Bath dream vacation space in Shapleigh, Maine. Perfect for families, we offer a private dock, fishing, kayaks and SUPs. Many hiking trails and local treats to explore. Fairs and foliage 🍁 A small town Maine lake escape is just what you need to unwind. Take time for you and your loved ones!