Boothbay Private Island - Property ID 14906

Superbly located in Gulf of Maine, just over a half mile from the mainland and about three and one-half miles from Boothbay Harbor, Boothbay Island is an exceptional 68+ acre island archipelago whose main island offers more than 12,000 feet of varied oceanfront. Here one can enjoy rolling fields, quiet meadows, exposed granite ledges, and a magnificent shoreline that wanders over protected sand beaches, secluded coves, rocky headlands, and crashing surf.

On the main island, a wealth of wild berries and roses attracts an unusual variety of birds, while the Hypocrites, two smaller islands to the east, are home to many families of seals. A chef, boat captain, and maid service come with in addition to the use of the island's three boats including a 34-foot cabin cruiser for local fishing and sightseeing. All meals and beverages of your choice are included. Have lobster from the Island's won traps every night if you wish!

Boothbay Private Island is only 15 minutes by boat from Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Settled in the 1600s as a fishing outpost, Boothbay Island was abandoned in 1675 with the start of King Philip's war. In 1925, a Unitarian minister named John Wilson purchased the island and built a large stone retreat center and summer home called Greystones Hall. The two-story residence is situated on the highest point of the mile-long island with 360 degree views of the mainland and ocean.

Stay in the gorgeous, Gothic-style, natural stone home (5,000+ sq. feet!) with seven stylish bedrooms with ensuites offering accommodation for a maximum of 15 guests. Most rooms have ...
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Superbly located in Gulf of Maine, just over a half mile from the mainland and about three and one-half miles from Boothbay Harbor, Boothbay Island is an exceptional 68+ acre island archipelago whose main island offers more than 12,000 feet of varied oceanfront. Here one can enjoy rolling fields, quiet meadows, exposed granite ledges, and a magnificent shoreline that wanders over protected sand beaches, secluded coves, rocky headlands, and crashing surf.

On the main island, a wealth of wild berries and roses attracts an unusual variety of birds, while the Hypocrites, two smaller islands to the east, are home to many families of seals. A chef, boat captain, and maid service come with in addition to the use of the island's three boats including a 34-foot cabin cruiser for local fishing and sightseeing. All meals and beverages of your choice are included. Have lobster from the Island's won traps every night if you wish!

Boothbay Private Island is only 15 minutes by boat from Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Settled in the 1600s as a fishing outpost, Boothbay Island was abandoned in 1675 with the start of King Philip's war. In 1925, a Unitarian minister named John Wilson purchased the island and built a large stone retreat center and summer home called Greystones Hall. The two-story residence is situated on the highest point of the mile-long island with 360 degree views of the mainland and ocean.

Stay in the gorgeous, Gothic-style, natural stone home (5,000+ sq. feet!) with seven stylish bedrooms with ensuites offering accommodation for a maximum of 15 guests. Most rooms have eastern and western exposures as well as inglenooks. One of the bedrooms is a bunk room for children (5 beds). Relax in the steam room or sauna. The Great Room has a cozy alcove, cushy seating and a fireplace in front of the trestle table where dinners are served. The terrace overlooking the pool is ideal for breakfasts and lunches.

The best place for sunsets is the sheltered, west facing porch. All windows offer spectacular views of the island and its surroundings. The home has been recently landscaped and was remodeled in 1994 as a light and airy summer retreat. A staff is available for cooking and cleaning. Electricity and telephone available.

Relax in the sauna or steam room; swim and sun in and around the salt water pool or on one of the two private beaches; explore hidden coves and lagoon; take boat excursions, fish, water sports (equipment provided), billiard, darts and board games, go bird watching or seal and whale watching in the area. The Boothbay region also offers sailing, fishing, golf and tennis. Nearby there are hiking trails in the Camden Hills State Park.

You can also make excursion to the well-known retreat Monhegan Island. Dine by the fireplace in the Great Room or enjoy breakfast and lunch on the terrace overlooking the pool. The chefs bountiful meals are based on the islands home-grown vegetables, Maine fresh seafood and home-baked bread. Price includes all foods and beverages as well as preparation by a chef.
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Default Minimum Stay:  5 night(s)
Check In: 4:00 PM on
Check Out: 11:00 AM on
Currencies Accepted:  US Dollars

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* Payment is only accepted in the quoted currency unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner.
* From May 26 to September 8, 2007, the island is available for rent, by the week, from Saturday to Saturday for $25,000 for up to ten (10) people. All meals, beverages, boat transport to and from the mainland, local excursions, chef and maid service are included. We try to accommodate guest special requests with respect to food and beverage selections; however, we reserve the right to limit these selections. Additional guests may be accommodated for $360 per day per person. A security deposit of $2500 is required.

Prior to May 26 and after September 8, 2007, the island is available by the week for up to ten (10) people for $21,000 or at a da...
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