Mr. Brown’s Boathouse

Built in 1920 by local craftsmen for Wall Street stockbroker Herbert Pomeroy Brown, this cottage sits atop the tidal waters of Long Cove — known locally as Smugglers’ Cove for its Prohibition-era past. A 30' × 30' living room opens to an imposing stone fireplace and a large screened porch with a western view. Immediate access to Casco Bay is by the property’s float. Twelve-foot tides turn the cove into a sandy beach and wading shore at low water. A creek, Devil’s Drean, runs through the property and under the Boathouse where it meets the ocean.

• 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6
• Stone fireplace
• Full kitchen (remodeled 2023)
• Large screened porch
• Private float & low-tide beach
• High-speed Wi-Fi
• Linens & cleaning included

• Master bedroom is on the first floor.
• Bedrooms 2 and 3 are upstairs; bedroom 3 is reached through bedroom 2.
• Saturday 4 pm check-in, Saturday 10 am check-out.

Mr. Brown’s Boathouse sitting atop the tidal waters of Long CoveBoathouse great roomThe Boathouse looking out on Long CoveCove-side sitting area with a sofa and large windowsThe front porch of the BoathouseMaster bedroom on the first floorSteps with a rope handrailBedroom 2Bedroom 3 — reached through bedroom 2Back deck on the lower levelView from the Boathouse lower level