CrabTree Neck Cottages and Farmhous

Blackberry Cottage

Our cozy, rustic pine cottages are surrounded by forest and field on Hancock Point. Blackberry Cottage is tucked under the trees and Blueberry Cottage overlooks the pasture and blueberry field. We are excited to announce the addition of a third cottage under construction this coming summer. It will be called Tree House Cottage. We hope it will be available by fall of 2018. 

We are located in Hancock, Maine, halfway between the entrance to Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island, and Acadia National Park at Schoodic Point in Winter Harbor. The secluded location is close to the village of Hancock in an excellent area for a vacation with hiking biking, kayaking and berry picking and the cottages are within easy walking distance of the shore. Step out the door and take a peaceful, ten-minute walk to Jellison Cove on Frenchman’s Bay or explore the nearby woods and fields. There are quite a few shorter, kid friendly trails right here on the point.  There is a lovely woods trail at the back of our property in the Crabtree Neck Land Trust.

Blueberry Cottage

The cottages are fully furnished and provided with a simple and complete kitchen, a snug combination living dining area, two bedrooms downstairs, one with a double bed and one with two bunks, plus a large sleeping loft upstairs with a queen size bed, a twin size bed.
Both cottages sleep up to seven people, have large picnic tables on the covered porches, and are ideal for couples or families. A crib is available upon request. The cottages are equipped with gas grills on the porch. The bathroom has a combination tub shower.

We provide free Wifi. We will supply a radio, a television and DVD player for viewing movies, alarm clock, all bed linens and towels, gas grill, washer and dryer, ironing board and iron. The cottages are heated with a fireplace wood stove and firewood is provided for the fireplace. We cannot permit outdoor fires.

Surrounding Area Highlights

Enjoy the beauty of coastal Maine. Bike to the Frenchman Bay Nature Conservancy where you can hike, kayak, or picnic. Take a ride around the point and see the wonderful old historic houses, visit the library, the Famous Crocker House Restaurant, and Carter’s Beach, all here on the point.

Drive to the nearby Acadia National Park entrance in Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island (45 minutes) or to Acadia National Park on Schoodic point in Winter Harbor(about 25 minutes in the opposite direction) and enjoy the quintessential Maine coastal villages along the way. Shop or go to the movies in Bar Harbor (45 minutes) or Ellsworth (20 minutes).

The little town of Hancock, Maine boasts some fabulous fine dining restaurants (Crocker House, Ironbound Inn), and several more modest restaurants with great local and ethnic offerings. Or just eat in on the cottage’s covered porch and enjoy a peaceful evening watching the sun set and listening to bird song.

Deposit Information:

A deposit of half the cost, with sales and lodging tax, is required for reservations, the balance to be paid two weeks before arrival. We accept checks and money orders, but not credit cards, except by special arrangement. In case of a cancellation, deposits are not refunded unless the reserved time is rented to another party, in which case deposits will be returned less a $25 processing fee.