DELESDERNIER HOUSE
Eastport, Maine - Eastport's first Custom agent
and postmaster, L.F. Delesdernier built this Federal-style house 200
years ago in 1807. A veteran of the Revolutionary War, Delesdernier fled
to Lubec during the War of 1812 to avoid capture when British troops
occupied Eastport. The British used this house as officers' quarters
during the occupation of Eastport from 1814 to 1818.
Nestled amid pines on a tranquil street, this historic home is a short
stroll from a rocky beach on
the bay.
Attached to the house is a
one room studio
apartment, Sea Glass. If available Sea Glass may be rented with
Delesdernier House for extended family. |
This property features a spacious
living room, dining room and kitchen, as well as a large yard, towering pine trees and ample parking. |
The modern, light-filled kitchen features a gas stove
and a portable dishwasher. |
Large comfortable living room
with books,
TV & DVD player |
Comfortable dining room off the kitchen seats six or more.
Three bedrooms upstairs; one with twin beds.
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Two bedrooms with full size beds, plus a large full bath
round out the upstairs. |
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A short walk brings you down to enjoy the rocky beach. |
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Rates:
Week of July 4th... $775
$700per week other weeks
If rented with Sea Glass $950 per week
With Sea Glass July 4th week $1050
10% off two or more weeks
$350 damage deposit required
plus 7% Maine Sales Tax
non smoking
pets not allowed |
Bedrooms: 3
1 with queen bed - second floor
1 with queen bed - second floor
1 with double and two twins - second floor
Baths: 1 1/2
1 full bath - second floor
1 half-bath - first floor |
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minimum 7 night stay |
maximum capacity - 8 guests |
Check Availability
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Amenities:
portable dishwasher
coffee
maker - microwave
toaster - cooking utensils
dishes - iron & board
washer & dryer |
television
VCR - DVD
gas grill
bed linens & towels |
