




Discover the timeless allure of coastal Maine at the Upper Corbel House, a charming retreat nestled in the heart of historic Bucksport. Built in 1862 and thoughtfully updated with modern furnishings and conveniences, this quiet home provides the perfect balance of heritage and comfort for your getaway.
This second-floor duplex is thoughtfully configured for your stay, featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 beds, and 1 bathroom. It is an ideal layout for a small family or two couples looking for a peaceful home base while exploring the region.
Inside, the home offers a welcoming atmosphere designed for relaxation. Guests can enjoy an inviting living area perfect for chatting about the day's adventures, as well as a full kitchen for preparing home-cooked meals. To help you plan your daily excursions, the property is equipped with free high-speed WiFi. Please note that while streaming services are available, you will need to use your own accounts to access them.
Location is everything at the Upper Corbel House. Situated only four houses down from Main Street and the Penobscot River, you are mere blocks away from local bars, restaurants, and the Bucksport Waterfront Walkway—an exquisite spot for a morning or evening stroll. The home also serves as a day-tripper's delight. You can easily cross the scenic Penobscot Narrows Bridge to experience the commanding view from the observatory. Beyond town, the bay-front charm of Belfast is just 19 miles southwest, while the rugged shores and gorgeous trails of Acadia National Park are 35 miles southeast, with beautiful Bar Harbor located 40 miles southeast.
Practical information for your visit:
Whether you are seeking a quiet escape or a jumping-off point for Maine's most iconic landmarks, the Upper Corbel House offers a serene and convenient experience in one of the state's most historic seaside towns.
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