From David and Karen Kallstrand at Timbercliffe Cottage in Camden, Maine: 1) The smell of the sea. For some of us, once you have lived near the ocean, you cannot be truly happy anywhere else. It is the pulse of existence on the coast. 2) Walking our dog down to the harborfront, greeting neighbors working […]
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I’m asked this question every now and then. So here’s your answer: The Legend of the PineappleThe sea captains of New England traded among the Caribbean Islands, returning to the colonies bearing their heavy cargoes of spices, rum, and a selection of fruits, which sometimes included pineapples. According to the legend, the captain would drop
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‘All I could see from where I stood was three mountains and a wood; I turned and looked the other way, and saw three islands in a bay’ Edna St Vincent Millay… “Top 17 reasons why we love living in Camden!” From Annette and Terry Hazzard of Blue Harbor House Inn: #1 Quintessential Maine harbor
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Here’s a new opportunity to be a part of Portland’s ever changing, thriving tourism and hospitality industry. Inn on Carleton is one of a small handful of very successful small bed and breakfasts in Portland, where we see occupancy rates that far exceed the national average. You can live in a wonderful small working waterfront
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From the AP: “Maine officials say revenue from the state’s tourism industry has increased for the fourth straight year in 2016. A report from the Maine Office of Tourism shows that revenue grew to just under $6 billion last year, an increase of about 6 percent from the previous year. Officials said Wednesday the total economic
In 2016, Maine Tourism was up for the 4th straight year! What’s in store for 2017? Read More »
I spoke with Frank and PJ, owners of the beautiful Limerock Inn and asked them for their perspective on why they love Rockland. I know why I love it and why guests love it, but I wanted to hear it from them as ‘residents’ of the vibrant community. They have fully immersed themselves in the
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This is Timbercliffe Cottage, a little under 3/4 of a mile north of the heart of the village, but with a view of the Penobscot Bay. It’s a great place to watch the schooners sail by from the front porch. This is Blue Harbor House Inn, situated right in the village. A great spot!
Two great Maine inns for sale in Camden; one in the village, one with a view! Read More »
Now offered at $1,295,000 a substantial price reduction ($100k) for such a meticulously maintained inn. A new owner can come back from the closing table and welcome guests that evening. This is as turnkey as it gets. Recent additions include: new boiler fall, 2017; complete asbestos abatement fall, 2017, new porch roof by 2017 year
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This is The Craignair Inn, a full service waterfront inn on Clark Cove in Spruce Head, Maine. There are 21 guest rooms in two buildings (13 in the main inn, 8 in the annex), a 45 seat restaurant, 2 bedroom 2 bath owner’s quarters and wonderful venue for small events and weddings. The annex and
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This is James Place Inn. Gorgeous paint colors are different in each room, and each has its own style. All are spacious and comfortable with lovely natural light. Common rooms are also spacious and comfortable with plenty of natural light. The outdoor dining deck is popular at breakfast or any time of day. Imagine taking
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The rates we have been seeing in hospitality and commercial lending in Maine for years had been relatively and historically low for commercial loans. However, in recent times they have increased quite a bit. Contact me to discuss current rates we are seeing with our hospitality lenders.
Not everyone who is a licensed real estate agent is a Realtor®?
A Realtor® is a licensed real estate salesperson who belongs to the National Association of Realtors®, the largest trade group in the country. Realtors® are held to a higher ethical standard than licensed agents and must adhere to a Code of Ethics. Some Realtors® are brokers, while some are associate brokers or sales agents. These are varying levels of education, licensing and often responsibilities.
And hospitality ‘Consultants’ or ‘Brokers’ who are not licensed in the state of Maine are not held to any standards the way we are here as licensed Realtors® in Maine, where consumer protection is paramount.
I am a REALTOR®, a real estate professional who has taken the extra step to belong to the National Association of REALTORS®. Through membership, I abide by a Code of Ethics and have gained expertise to help you navigate one of the most complicated and important transactions you’ll make in your lifetime.
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