The Stone Mountain House
A Birds Eye View
Looking East across Main Street towards Pleasant Mountain
Located in the foothills of the White Mountains and just an hour east of Portland, these private accommodations are perfect for your home away from home.
There are two separate apartments, one on the second and another on the third floor which can accommodate up to nine guests. The top floor has three double beds – four rooms that include a sitting room dining/kitchen, one bathroom The second floor has two bedrooms, a living room with a full bath and and a kitchen with a washer and dryer. Conveniently located within walking distance to the library and nearby AMC Trails Also LLBeans, Fryeburg Fair, galleries, yoga classes,fine dining, horse trails, cog railway,canoeing, skiing, public beach, Portland, golf courses, tennis courts, and Stone Mountain Arts Center up the hill. Plus an Art Gallery on the first floor.
one person or more you still have the whole apartment to yourself.
Amenities:
DVD player TV
Wireless Internet
Air Conditioning
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Parking Included
Family/Kid Friendly
Please no Smoking inside
Sorry no Pets
Reservations
• Once your request is confirmed, a deposit of one night’s lodging will be requested to confirm the reservation.
• Deposits are fully refundable for cancellations received up to 48 hours prior to arrival date except during high seasons.
Rates: sleeps up to six
check out time is 11:00 am
The cost per night
(you get the whole apartment to yourself)
$100 for a one or a couple and $25 for each extra person
Conveniently located,
AMC Trails, outlet shopping, Fryeburg Fair, galleries, fine dining, horse trails, cog railway, Storyland, canoeing,
skiing, public beach, Old Port in Portland (one hour to the coast), golf courses, tennis courts, and Stone Mountain Arts Center up the hill.
Plus: Art Gallery on the first floor.
Brad and Rebecca
The Stone Mountain HOUSE
182 Main Street
Brownfield, Me. 04010
207 935-2817
The Edge of Maine Frame & Gallery is located on Main Street in a Second Empire building with a tall mansard roof modeled after the architecture of Paris during the reign of Napoleon III.
Since 1885 it has been used to serve the community in various ventures from a pants factory at the turn of the last century to a feed store to a bakery, a cafe and now as a part of the larger and ever expanding creative community.