We drove from the Manchester NH airport which has direct flights to our local airport, but we knew we wanted to drive up the coast of Maine and visit Ogunquit, Acadia, and other spots. Wiscasset was a nice in-between area that wasn't too touristy and offered something different from a motel/hotel or large beach home. Upon walking into this particular place we noticed the antiques, large wooden plank floors, and even the old wooden pulley elevator that must have some history behind it. The entire space felt like it must have a story and we were eager to know more. The comfort was as expected in an older space with old sloping floors and modern conveniences placed in unusual spaces (such as the bathroom in a stairwell - neat use of space there and the shower had fantastic water pressure). The back porch had a beautiful view and we enjoyed watching the sunrise each morning before walking over to Treats for some coffee and pastries (incredibly delicious, by the way!). We enjoyed peering out the window at the famous Red's Lobster but unfortunately didn't try as we were on the road by the time it opened and back after it closed. The road noise was a bit loud, but white noise (specifically rain noise) on Spotify from my phone fixed that. The space was also much larger than we expected. Had we known there was a living room and kitchen, we would have planned to stay longer to read and cook ourselves a meal, but we had lots of nature and ocean to see. Might stay here again when we come back!