Charmant cottage 3 chambres situé sur l'île Frye au lac Sebago Maine

Perched among the trees and steps away from the beach is this classic Maine A-Frame with a Treehouse vibe! With many cozy nooks and ample outdoor spaces, this cottage is perfect for families and friends looking to unwind! Located on Frye Island in the crystal clear waters of Sebago Lake, this cottage is just a 7 minute car ferry ride from the mainland!

Entering off the deck, the main level is open and bright with a predominantly windowed front. On this level you will find the living, dining, kitchen, primary bedroom and bathroom. The large deck overlooking the yard is perfect for dining al fresco, enjoying your morning coffee and listening to the loons. Going up the stairs, one of the bedrooms is a large sleeping loft with 1 queen and 1 full bed, as well as a futon for additional sleeping and relaxing. Going down a spiral staircase, the lower level offers a fabulous gathering room with pine walls, perfect for movie and game nights 'upta camp'. Also on the lower level is a bedroom, laundry room and direct access to the yard.

The cottage is set back from the road with a large deck set high to take in the wonderful nature views. Outside there is a fire pit to enjoy s’mores by fire. We also have corn hole for fun, outdoor play.

Please note this property does not supply blankets, pillows, blankets, linens or towels. However, this can be arranged for a small fee. We unfortunately do not allow pets.

Frye Island is located in the pristine waters of Sebago Lake and the perfect vacation destination. It's quintessential charm affords a special escape to play, relax and recharge. The island offers 12 sandy beaches, 9 hole golf course complete with a clubhouse and driving range, community center, pool, pickleball and tennis courts, basketball court, playground, ball field, restaurant/cafe, marina, store & a takeout ice cream window. Sebago Lake is a large lake with plenty of room for boating and fishing, including access to Brandy Pond and Long Lake via the Songo River, for 40+ miles of boatable waterway.