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Welcome to Nevermore Cabins
The Nevermore cabins are all located within 40' of the water's edge and enclosed by natural northern woodland. Well separated, they afford all the privacy you may want. Car parking space in front of each cabin.
All our cabins are built by local craftsmen in the traditional way from raw pine logs and directly on the property. Each cabin carries a small memento preserved from the original cabins built in the1920's and 1930's: a couple of logs, or some floorboards, or some shingle siding. The internal finishing touches are with larch, mahogany, and local slate. Windows and doors are double glazed throughout.
Water is drawn from our own wells; hot and cold water throughout (electrical storage tank)and gas central heating (thermostat controlled).
Each cabin is equipped with the following: woodstove; AGA 4-burner cooker & oven (gas and electric); refrigerator; clothes washer/dryer combo; microwave; satellite TV; DVD player; Bose sound system; gas barbeque; and, of course, with all modern appliances such as coffee machine, toaster, electric kettle, etc.
Towels and bed linen are provided, as are, of course, all crockery, cutlery, and cooking implements.
Guests are asked to arrive between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturday, and to vacate the cabins before 10 a.m. on Saturdays. For any other times of arrival, please make prior arrangements with us.
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Boathouse
The Boat House is where the owner spends his time on Moosehead. The Boathouse is a fully open-plan, loft-style appartment on the 2. floor with colorful comfortable seating tucked in the woods on Burnt Jacket Mountain. The inviting room space sports a tongue and groove cathedral ceiling, a Glenwood wood stove to warm you up on those cold evenings, and the sofa is a good place to curl up and read that special book you have been saving just for that well deserved down time. The bed is queen-sized and converts into a sofa during the day..The bathroom is sports bamboo features and reminiscent of Japan. The walls are decorated with pictuers and photographs from the owner's boats and sailing journeys. Centrepiece is a quixotic parrot cage complete with dried flowers and parrot (sadly, made from wood).The Boathouse will sleep up to two people.
Make a light lunch or a full meal in this well equipped, traditional kitchen with fitted funriture that any cook deserves to have and serve the meals on the dining table crafted from old timber boards or eat your meal out on the high covered porch for alfresco dining and take in the serene wooded views you see on the reflection of nature’s beauty from Moosehead Lake. This covered balcony features spectacular views of the sunrise, but is sheltered from the afternoon sun and you will spend many hours as a laid back visitor looking down onto the docks below where the boats are anchored.
Rate: $1,800.00 per week from January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012
7% lodging tax and additional $39.00 for property damage insurance for a total of $1,965.00 total unless you want to use the boat slip for the week of $100.00.
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Hunters Lodge
The Hunter's Lodge is a beautifully decorated two bedroom, one bath log cabin surrounded by trees and and sitting only feet from
Moosehead Lake. In a matter of seconds, you can be dipping your toes in the waters of the lake, or hiking one of the trails around the compound ...
The lodge includes a large wood stove, hand crafted log interior walls and sporting décor items that enhance the charm and give a feeling of warmth to the cabin. Cathedral ceilings accentuate the open floor plan with incorporates the living room, dining area and kitchen. Enjoy a cup of coffee while sitting on the overstuffed love sofa and watching your favorite morning show on the TV or a nice cozy fire in the wood stove during the winter time. The dining table is large enough to seat four comfortably.
The master bedroom sports a queen size bed with an bathroom next door. This master suite is like no other, mahogany accents around the windows/floors, craftsman built furniture and the bed faces the lake....what more can you ask? The perfect place for kids or teenagers alike, the bunk beds gives the children a little excitement if they have never slept in them. The bathroom which is located between both bedrooms has an open custom tile shower..
The deck to this cozy cabin sits just a few steps from the waters edge looking down towards the town of Greenville with hardly a hint of any other cabin around. This covered porch makes a great spot to have have your quiet space to take in the beautiful mountain scenery and the lake as it sparkles during the day and evening.
We happily invite you to consider this cabin for four as a vacation destination for relaxation and as a home base for those nature hikes, hunting, snowmobiling, boating/fishing during your stay in our region.
Rate: $1,595.00 per week from January 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012
7% lodging tax and additional $39.00 for property damage insurance for a total of $1,863.35 total unless you want to use the boat slip for the week of $100.00.
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Shepherds Cabin
The Shepherd's Cabin sets the standard in lakeside privacy. Surrounded by the sounds of nature, this two bedroom/loft log cabin with one bathroom provides a secluded getaway from the daily grind. It's the ideal place for you and your family to reconnect with nature. The cabin can sleep five comfortably with one queen, two twin beds and a regular platform bed in the small loft. Like all our cabins, this one is constructed by local craftsmen from solid pine logs in the traditional way. At the Shepherd's Cabin, the greatest amenities are peace and quiet.
The heart of the home includes the living room, dining area, kitchen, with the bath off the hallway. The living room sports a beautiful woodstove, a large comfortable sofa and two matching oversized chairs and a book case of books to read at your quiet time here. The decor is in keeping with the cabin's theme, so the odd ox or sheep may look over your shoulder from the walls while you are reading. The dining table and benches (craftman built from old time planks) can easily seat six. The kitchen is huge and comes with everything you need right at your fingertips, including a centre island and plenty of counterspace.
The master suite features queen size black iron bedstead with a beautiful tapestry and swinging doors that open up to the magnificent views of the lake onto the deck ....bringing in a feel of a great cabin in the Maine woods, the bedrooms shine with romantic comfort!
Outside, the covered porch offers a great place to watch the kids play in the front yard facing the waters edge of Moosehead Lake. Or use the gas grill to barbeque while watching the sunshine on the lake. Or else, you could go and sunbathe on the cabin's own very secluded small dock (also suitable to moor a small boat on calm days).
If you like the sound of this, check availability and make a reservation with Nancy.
Rate: $1,705.00 per week from January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012
7% lodging tax and additional $39.00 for property damage insurance for a total of $1,863.35 total unless you want to use the boat slip for the week of $100.00.
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Fishermans Hut
Welcoming you into this cabin are the craftsman-fitted pine logs of the hand railing and porch. This is our smallest cabin, a non-smoking, one bedroom log home with a small but very pretty bathroom. Don't let the small outside appearance fool you, there is enough room for even honeymooners to get away from each other should the mood strike.
There is a sense of rustic luxury with high class furnishings, a well-appointed bedroom with queen size bed, a custom built kitchen with black slate top and antique fittings. A dining area with local handmade cherry furniture, living area with designer armchairs,pull-out sofa, and a small woodstove is tucked into a slate covered corner. Just perfect for watching a DVD, listening to a CD on the Bose sound system, or just watching the moods of the lake through the large patio windows.
The walls are dominated by a large mounted fish caught in Florida in the 1920's by the original owners of the camp, flanked by artful photographs from the owner's sailing journeys around Iceland and the Faroe Islands (it's a fisherman's cabin, remember). Several pieces of original artwork, local and international, complete the wall decorations. The high class lighting fixtures complete the feeling of rustic comfort.
Out the back, a very generous, fully covered deck presents beautiful views of the lake and the mountain ranges in summer, winter, and autumn. The distance to the shoreline is mere 40 feet, and due to it's distance from the other cabins the Fisherman's Hut provides absolute privacy.
A gas barbeque stands on the grounds just beyond the deck, and a small sitting dock for even closer communion with the lake is being constructed during this summer. On calm days, a canoe or small runabout may be safely moored here.
The cabin is intended for 2 people, but will accommodate 3 with the pull-out sofa. If you like the sound of this, check availability and make a reservation with Nancy.
Rate: $1,705.00 per week from January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012
7% lodging tax and additional $39.00 for property damage insurance for a total of $1,863.35 total unless you want to use the boat slip for the week of $100.00.
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