Enjoy fast WiFi, Smart TVs, and a spacious backyard with a fire pit. The back deck features a grill and outdoor furniture.  Inside, you'll find a large dining room, living room, kitchen, and a covered front porch. The home has 5 bedrooms. The second floor includes a master bedroom with a king-size bed and TV, two queen bedrooms, and a room with two twin beds and a TV. The ground floor has a room with a bunk bed. The open floor plan connects the comfortable living room to the fully equipped kitchen and back deck. Outdoor access: Hiking: Hiking in Freeport, Maine, is a fantastic way to soak in the area's natural beauty. Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park is a must-visit, with trails that take you along the coastline and through lush forests, perfect for spotting ospreys and other wildlife. If you're up for a bit of a drive, Bradbury Mountain State Park is nearby and offers trails with stunning views, especially during the fall. For something closer to town, Freeport Conservation Trust has some great local trails that are perfect for a leisurely walk or a more vigorous hike. Fishing: Fishing in Freeport, Maine, is a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you’re into saltwater or freshwater fishing, there are plenty of options. You can cast your line in the calm waters of Casco Bay, where you’ll find species like striped bass and mackerel. If you prefer freshwater, nearby lakes and ponds, such as the Harraseeket River and the local fishing holes, are perfect spots to catch trout and bass. There are also some charter services if you're interested in deep-sea fishing for a bigger thrill. Plus, the scenery is beautiful, so even if the fish aren’t biting, you can still appreciate the stunning coastal views. Kayaking and canoeing: Kayaking and canoeing in Freeport, Maine, is an awesome way to experience the area's natural beauty from the water. Casco Bay is a favorite spot, with its calm waters and scenic coastline making it perfect for paddling. You can explore hidden coves, paddle around small islands, and maybe even spot some wildlife like seals and seabirds. If you’re looking for something a bit quieter, the Harraseeket River offers a peaceful setting to paddle through, surrounded by lush greenery. There are plenty of places to rent kayaks and canoes, and guided tours are available if you want some local insight.