LIMBERLOST LIMIT 6 Cottage
LIMBERLOST LIMIT 6 Cottage: A Beachfront Lake House in Standish

Why Stay
Why LIMBERLOST LIMIT 6 Cottage
There's a particular kind of Maine vacation that doesn't involve lighthouses or lobster pounds - the kind where you rent a cottage, crack open the windows to lake air, and settle in for a week or a weekend without checking your email. LIMBERLOST LIMIT 6, a two-bedroom beachfront property on Sebago Lake in Standish, is built for exactly that. You get direct sand access, a fully equipped kitchen, and enough breathing room for a family or small group to actually relax. It's straightforward, unfussy, and honest about what it offers: a lakefront base camp with heat, electricity, and a grill.
The property sits in a quieter corner of southern Maine, equidistant from the bustle of Portland (21 miles south) and the seasonal attractions of the Old Orchard Beach pier and water parks. If you're looking for a self-catering retreat where the main entertainment is the water and the woods, this checks the box. If you need nightly turndown service or concierge restaurant reservations, you'll want to look elsewhere.
Direct beachfront access on Sebago Lake. The property fronts sandy shore on Maine's second-largest lake. You can swim off your own sand, fish from the water's edge, or simply sit with coffee and watch the light move across the lake. No need to drive to a beach or navigate a boat launch.
Full kitchen and self-catering setup. The cottage includes a refrigerator, oven, microwave, toaster, and tea and coffee maker, plus a dining table. Useful if you're traveling with dietary preferences, young children, or a appetite for simplicity. Stock the fridge at a Portland-area grocery store on the drive in; everything else is at hand.
Free parking and pet-friendly grounds. Your car stays onsite, not on the street or in a distant lot. Dogs are welcome, which opens the property to a broader set of travelers and makes the beach aspect even more appealing - morning swims with your dog are the kind of thing memories build from.
BBQ and fishing on-site. Barbecue facilities invite dinner cooked outdoors. Fishing is listed among the activities, which means the lake-facing setting is genuinely functional for anglers, not just decorative.
Rooms
The rooms
The cottage holds two bedrooms, each with a TV, and one private bathroom. Furnishings and finishes are clean and functional rather than design-forward; you're renting a well-maintained house, not a boutique lodge. The living area includes a sitting space, so there's room to spread out and decompress. Expect lake views from the property's orientation; the water is your outlook, not a distant detail.
At a Glance
At a glance
Best for
Families, small groups, anglers, dog owners, self-catering
Details
Check-in / out
Amenities
On-site amenities
Outdoors & Water · Beachfront location · Sandy beach access · Lake views · Barbecue and grill facilities · Fishing from shore
In the Cottage · Full kitchen with cooking appliances and dining table · Living room with TV and sitting area · Private bathroom · Tea and coffee maker for mornings
Practical · Free on-site parking · Free WiFi · Non-smoking rooms · Pet friendly
Seasons
When to visit
Summer (June–August): Peak season. Lake water is warmest for swimming, all nearby attractions and restaurants are open, and weather is reliably clear. Expect more activity on the water and in the region; book well ahead.
Spring (May) and Fall (September–October): Shoulder seasons with milder crowds. Water is still swimmable in early September; fall foliage draws leaf-peepers in October. Fewer boats on the lake and shorter lines at regional attractions.
Winter (November–March): Cold and quiet. The lake may freeze; some regional restaurants and shops reduce hours or close seasonally. Best for solitude if you're comfortable in the cold.
Location
Things to do nearby
- 0 miles: Sand beach and swimming directly from the cottage
- 4 miles: Sebago Lake State Park, hiking and additional water recreation
- 21 miles: Portland downtown, Congress Street dining and shopping, Old Port waterfront bars and galleries
- 23 miles: Merrill Auditorium for touring theater and concerts
- 24 miles: Aquaboggan Water Park, seasonal family destination
- 25 miles: Funtown Splashtown USA, amusement park with water attractions
- 27 miles: Old Orchard Beach pier and boardwalk
FAQ
Good to know
Is the cottage right on the water? Yes. LIMBERLOST LIMIT 6 offers direct beachfront access with sandy shore. Swimming, fishing, and water activities are steps from the cottage.
Is WiFi included? Yes, free WiFi is provided throughout the property, so you can stay connected or work remotely if needed.
Can I bring my dog? Yes, the property is pet friendly. A beach setting is particularly welcoming for dogs that enjoy water and sand.
Is there a full kitchen? Yes. The cottage includes a refrigerator, oven, microwave, toaster, tea and coffee maker, and a dining table - everything needed for self-catering.
How far is it to Portland? Portland is 21 miles south. Allow 30–40 minutes by car depending on traffic and which part of the city you're visiting.
Can I use the barbecue? Yes. BBQ facilities are available on-site for grilling dinners with your group.













