When it comes to remoteness, the town of Stonington, Maine, scores high.

Stonington, Maine

Stonington is located on the southern tip of the island of Deer Isle. The population of the small island village is 1,065. It's a three-hour drive from Portland, and quite a haul from Interstate 95.

It's known as a fishing town, artist retreat, hiker's paradise, site of lobster boat races, and a wonderful place for a peaceful and serene vacation.

Staying in Stonington

The great thing about staying in Stonington is the fact that it's very difficult to stay in Stonington. There's simply not a huge inventory. However, the options are quite exquisite, including one home on Airbnb that truly stands out.

Muir Boat House

The Muir Boat House is a rental property located right on the banks of Penobscot Bay. The home is named after famous artist and architect Emily Muir, who actually designed the home.

The house features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, which is plenty of room for six people. The home's living room is open with the dining area and retro kitchen, and features panoramic views and a central fireplace. The location of the house means the guests get to enjoy sunsets on the overlook deck or in the screened-in patio.

If incredible views, fresh seafood, starry nights, and true remoteness are your scene, then Muir Boat House may be for you.

Available through The Island Agency on Airbnb, the Muir Boat House is currently available for rentals.

Remote Stonington Rental Shines with Views and Architecture

In the remote town of Stonington, Maine, lies quite a unique property.

The Muir Boat House a contemporary-designed home right on the banks of the bay. The 4 bedroom, 2 bath house is a now a very popular rental.

You can experience the amazing views, unique architecture and remoteness by booking a stay on Airbnb through The Island Agency.

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