Located in the heart of coastal Maine, the Bird’s Nest features four unique guest rooms equipped with high-speed internet and modern amenities. Each room—Virginia Woolf, Mary Oliver, Joan Didion, and Maya Angelou is named after a beloved writer and was selected and designed with her in mind.

The Mary Oliver comes with a King-size canopy bed and small writing desk, filled with gorgeous natural light. The room also includes a full bath with stand-up shower, and is equipped with modern amenities, such as high-speed internet.

$139

The Virginia Woolf has a Queen-size bed and comes with a (large) walk-in full-size bathroom that includes a stand-up shower and gorgeous copper tub. The room is also equipped with modern amenities, such as high-speed internet.

$149

The Joan Didion features twin-over Queen bunk beds with a built-in twin-sized trundle. Great for families, the room includes a full bath with stand-up shower, and is equipped with modern amenities, such as high-speed internet.

$129

The Maya Angelou is located on the first floor and includes an adjoined kitchenette and sitting room. The bedroom has a Queen size canopy bed, and the connecting room features a pull-out couch along with a small kitchen and sitting area. The space also includes a private entrance and full bath, and is equipped with modern amenities, such as high-speed internet.

$159

The Wendell Berry Cottage has a Queen size canopy bed, pull-out couch, and private bath. It also includes a small kitchen and sitting area and is conveniently located near our large firepit and beautiful cedar sauna. Like the other guest rooms, it is also equipped with modern amenities, such as high-speed internet.

$169

The Bird’s Nest also includes a library, small gym and office area, outdoor patio and grill, large firepit and cedar sauna.

Less than a mile from the ocean, the Bird’s Nest offers single and tandem kayak rentals, and with the ability to sleep 16, it is a great spot for weddings, family reunions, and other events!

Laundry room, and storage space available upon request.

Friendship lies in the heart of Muscongus Bay and is a vibrant fishing village that was settled in 1750. Along with many independent fishermen, Friendship is home to a wide variety of painters, sculptors, musicians, and writers.