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The Main House

The Main House is available January 1, 2023 through May 31, 2023

The Main House cottage is 2100 SF of relaxation. Cottage features: fully applianced kitchen with propane stove, fridge, microwave and dishwasher; large living room, master suite with king sized bed and full bath. Lower level boasts bedroom with a queen sized bed; 2 set of bunkbeds (twin sized) and a half bath.

You’ll find everything you need in the home during your stay including blazing fast WiFi at speeds of around 600Mbs. You can even enjoy the great gathering area downstairs with a full-size pool table and Roku TV

Three heat pumps (master bed, living room and basement). Propane range and on demand hot water. Coin op laundry room next door in our Lodge. EVERYTHING is included.

RENTAL FEE: $2,700 PER MONTH INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES

NON SMOKING CAMPUS – NO PETS

CABIN IS FULLY FURNISHED WITH FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS – LINENS AND TOWELS ARE NOT PROVIDED

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Property Details

Price: $2,700
Deposit: $2,700
Rooms: 5
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Number of Floors: 2
Heat: Included, Heat Pump
Hot Water: Included, Electric
Address: 8 Sand Beach Ln
Postcode: 04922
State: ME
City/Town: Burnham

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