All have plush carpeting, poster beds and colorful quilts. The bed and breakfast is set on 3 acres on Kendall Corner, about a 10-minute walk from the downtown stores. Children ages 8 and older are welcome. Innkeepers Carla and Phil Kerber will welcome you to their historic home, which once belonged to Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan. MacMillan was also the designer and captain of the schooner Bowdoin, which is now the official sailing vessel of the state of Maine.
All rooms have private baths and country furnishings, and four have two beds.
Only one room has a television, and there are no phones in the rooms, but there is a portable phone that may be taken into any room. Downstairs there is a comfortable living room with a television, reading materials, comfortable furniture and a computer outlet for guests' use. In the morning, you'll enjoy a hearty, home-cooked breakfast in the sun room, and in the afternoon, come in from a long day of shopping to an afternoon tea with baked goods and refreshments. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, and the inn is just a couple of minutes from Freeport's outlets and L.L Bean. Children must be 12 or older to stay.