Historic Post and Beam Apartment

Greenville's waterfront is lined with family-run lodges and weathered cabins - the kind of places you've passed a hundred times while driving the lake loop. This historic post and beam apartment breaks that pattern. It's a recent restoration of a building with real bones, situated right in town, where the shops and docks are a five-minute walk. If you want a kitchen, parking, and the independence of an apartment rather than a hotel room, this is the draw.

The property sits at 9 Pleasant Street, close enough to downtown Greenville that you're not isolated, but far enough back to feel like you've claimed a real piece of the town. One bedroom, one bathroom, fully equipped kitchen - the basics are there, and they work. Free WiFi and free parking mean no surprises when you check out.

This is the kind of place that works best for couples or small families planning a week or more around Moosehead Lake, not a one-night pass-through. ★★★★☆ · New property · No reviews yet

You get a full kitchen and genuine independence. This isn't a hotel room with a hot plate. You can cook actual meals, store groceries, and eat on your own schedule - especially valuable if you're traveling with kids or dietary needs.

The post and beam structure has character. Historic bones matter. Walking into a space with real timber framing and period details feels fundamentally different from a standard rental. The restoration is new, which means modern comforts without the usual complaints about dated finishes.

Free parking and WiFi remove logistical friction. No hunting for a lot. No paying by the night for connection. These sound small until you're in a new place for a week.

Downtown location without downtown noise. Pleasant Street is residential and walkable, not a busy commercial strip. You're in Greenville proper, not stranded 3 miles out.

The apartment is built around a single bedroom and bathroom. Exposed post and beam construction is the defining feature - the kind of framing you notice and can't ignore. One bedroom typically means a queen or full bed; the space is sized for couples or a small family with one or two children.

• One-bedroom apartment: Primary suite with post and beam ceilings, full kitchen, separate living area, full bath.

A post and beam interior can feel either rustic or design-forward depending on how it's finished. Booking descriptions note the "charming interior," which suggests period-appropriate or neutral decor rather than industrial minimalist. Without guest reviews yet, assume the finishes are contemporary-traditional.

Essentials: Free WiFi · Free parking · Air conditioning · Heating · Flat-screen TV

Kitchen & Dining: Fully equipped kitchen with standard appliances and cookware

Practical: Smoke-free property · English-speaking hosts

June through September (peak season): Warmest weather, lake swimming, all outdoor outfitters and guides operating. Expect higher rates and busier trails. Summer is peak for families and couples. Moosehead Lake's water temperature peaks in August (around 72°F).

September through early October (foliage season): Crisp mornings, stunning colors around the lake and on mountain hikes. Lower humidity than summer. This is the second-busiest period. Fewer families, more serious hikers and photographers.

November through April (winter and shoulder): Snowmobile season dominates; Greenville becomes a hub for riders accessing thousands of miles of groomed trails. The lake freezes solid. Very quiet otherwise. Spring (late April to May) brings mud season and unpredictable weather but fewer crowds and lower rates. Snow typically melts by May.

May and early June (spring/early summer): Mild weather, black fly season (bring repellent). Fewer tourists than summer. Good for budget-conscious travelers who don't mind sharing trails with bugs.

• 0.1 mi: Downtown Greenville shops, cafes, and docks - everything you need is a two-minute walk.
• 0.5 mi: Moosehead Lake waterfront parks and boat launch areas - a short stroll for morning coffee with a view.
• 2 mi: Northwoods Outfitters - the region's main hub for guides, rentals, and local advice on hiking, paddling, and fishing.
• 12 mi: Lily Bay State Park - camping, picnic areas, and one of the lake's clearest swimming beaches.
• 18 mi: Big Moose Mountain Trail - a moderate 3.4-mile climb with a fire tower and 360-degree lake and forest views.
• 25 mi: Greenville to Rockwood scenic drive - one of Maine's best car routes along the lake's eastern shore, with pullouts and mountain views.
• 45 mi: Baxter State Park and Mount Katahdin - day trips for serious hikers or overnight camping.

Is the apartment on the water? Not directly - it's one block uphill from the waterfront, on Pleasant Street in downtown Greenville. The lake is a two-minute walk away. You get the benefit of a town location without paying waterfront rates.

Is breakfast included? No. The apartment is self-catering, so you'll prepare your own meals or eat at downtown cafes and restaurants.

Are there restaurants within walking distance? Yes. Downtown Greenville has cafes, casual restaurants, and a few seasonal options. The nearest are a 5-minute walk.

Is there a TV and WiFi? Yes. Flat-screen TV and free WiFi are included.

Can you book this for just one night? The listing allows nightly bookings, but the apartment is clearly sized and priced for stays of several days to a week. One night is possible but not the optimal use.

How far is it from Bangor airport? About 74 miles (roughly 1.5 hours by car). It's a reasonable drive from the regional hub.

Is this pet-friendly? The listing doesn't specify. Contact the owner directly to confirm pet policies before booking.