It's a terrific location--close to town (walkable), right on the water (looking out the windows is so peaceful), comfortable and clean (immaculately clean and fully furnished). It looks brand new. There's a nice, cool breeze off the water-- much of New England was smoldering at the time. We didn't even have to put any of the fans on.

The geese glide by on the water and loons are clearly visible. When they dive, it's a game to figure out where they'll pop back up. The sound of the loons at night reminds you that you are where nature thrives. Also, gliding by, but not intrusive, are boats, kayaks, canoes and paddle boards. Sea planes land and take off nearby, but they are very courteous-- not taking off until they are away from shore. They're fun to watch.

Nearby are hiking trails, moose watching, boating (of course), fishing, restaurants and shopping. The library is an easy walk and there's a courteous, helpful staff. Depending on when you go, the theatre has some interesting programs in addition to movies. We attended a photographic presentation on travels in the Rockies with really fine photos of the landscape and animals native to the area. While we were there, the church sponsored an outstanding concert. There are museums nearby and antique shops off the beaten path.

The owners even asked if there was anything they could do to make our stay even better.

It's just a lovely location.