Nestled in Bath, this charming house for $273 per night is a great choice for your next vacation. A cool, mid-sized apartment in Maine’s “City of Ships”. Recent remodel in the 1849 Elijah and Mary Upton House with everything you will need for your stay. Bath is a delightful river town with restaurants, shops, river cruises, walking tours, trolley rides all orientated around it’s proximity to the river. Reid and Popham beach - gorgeous state parks are located just down river. Mountain biking, hiking, historic neighborhoods begin at your doorstep. The space This apartment is located on the second floor, with a first floor private entry hall. At the top of the stairs is a full bath with shower and a separate laundry. The stair opens into the kitchen/living area and includes an out-of-the-way desk and office chair. A separate bedroom with walk-in dressing room finishes out the space and allows a space for yoga or tai chi practice. Located in a building constructed in 1849 as a private residence and once converted into four apartments, it now houses two VRBO spaces and a craftsman’s workshop. Although it has been recently remodeled it still retains some of the feel of the old place with large, divided-lite windows, 9’ high ceilings, period moldings and a neighborhood of similarly aged homes. The south wall has 3 classic double hung windows which let in wonderful light throughout the whole of the space. The patio has table and chairs and is a nice spot to catch up on social media or enjoy a glass of wine. WiFi is available throughout the apartment as well the outside areas. Some interaction with me, other guests and my family may occur but in general it is pretty chill. We provide a vehicle pass for State Parks which may be used for day use everywhere in the state. Guest access The entire apartment as well as outside garden and red brick patio area. Other things to note We are located in what is known as Midcoast Maine which generally starts in Brunswick (12 minutes south) and runs up to the Belfast area (1.75 hours northeast). About half way is Camden and a little closer than that is Boothbay Harbor. Bar Harbor is about 2.75 hours northeast of here. Portland is 40 minutes. There are a couple of bicycles to use (byo helmet), cooler, beach chairs, towels and other supplies for outdoor fun. As a working artisan, there are some pieces around the space that are examples of my work. I would be delighted to speak with you about purchasing similar items.