Amenities
The main house at Middle Bay Farm includes four large guestrooms, a dining room, parlor and beautiful front porch to relax on. Every morning, a full breakfast is served in the dining room or on the porch, which overlooks the water. A typical breakfast might include fresh melons and strawberries, cheddar and mushroom baked eggs, savory sausage and Maine blueberry muffins. Cereals, juices and coffee/tea are available early in the morning.

In-season, the porch is not only a beautiful spot to enjoy breakfast, but also a good place to read or just relax. Wicker furniture, rocking chairs, and a porch swing recall a more leisurely pace of bygone times.

There are a piano and fireplace in the parlor for your enjoyment, as well as a comfortable couch and chairs. Off the parlor there is a guest closet with reading material, board games, puzzles, and literature about Maine. The guest closet also has a small refrigerator with soft drinks and ice.

Sea Shell Room This second floor room with private bath has a beautiful view of Middle Bay over the front lawn. Sea shells, as well as decorative mahogany inlays adorn the fireplace as a reminder of the house's seafaring past. You can enjoy a queen-sized four-poster bed, a sitting area, stenciled floor and large armoire with cable TV/VCR.
Star Room This large sunny, second-floor room with private bath has a beautiful view of Middle Bay over the front lawn. You can enjoy a four poster king-size bed with corbel canopy, stenciled floor and ceiling, antique day bed, writing desk and armoire with cable TV/VCR.
Garden Room This large, sunny, second-floor room has a beautiful view of Middle Bay over the front lawn. You can enjoy a queen size, four-poster bed, stenciled floor, sitting area, fireplace, armoire with cable TV/VCR and antique dressing table in the dressing room. There is a private bath with tiled shower stall and an original claw-foot tub and sink.
Ocean Room This first floor room with private bath has a beautiful view of Middle Bay over the front lawn. Original paneled shutters flank the windows and can be unfolded to block out the light. Decorative mahogany inlays adorn the fireplace as a reminder of the house's shipbuilding past. You can enjoy an antique four-poster king-size bed, and a large, antique, mirrored dresser. In addition, there is a sitting area, stenciled floor, melodeon desk and cable TV/VCR.