The Seaspeak House

The Seaspeak House - Bath, Maine. Hosted by Of Sea and Pine, Maine Vacation Rentals

Situated on the edge of the historic district, Seaspeak is just a 10-minute walk to local shops, restaurants, and the Kennebec River. The name Seaspeak was chosen because it is the official language of navigators worldwide. We look forward to welcoming visitors from all corners of the globe and hope you fall in love with the area just as we have.

🔑 Key Features:
• 4 Bedrooms – 3 on the main floor, 1 upstairs
• 2 Full Bathrooms – both located on the main floor
• Primary Bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in shower
• Washer/Dryer
• Fully Equipped Kitchen
• Dining Table – seats 6 comfortably, room for 8
• Air Conditioning – via mini-split heat pumps
• Extras: Games, smart TVs, Bluetooth speaker, turntable with vinyl collection
• Private Outdoor Space – firepit, gas grill, Adirondack chairs, al fresco dining area
• Walking Distance to Downtown Bath

🏠 Home Layout:
Main Level – primary bedroom with a king bed and ensuite (walk in shower); two additional bedrooms with queen size beds. A second full bathroom is on the main level (shower/tub combination).
Second Floor – large bedroom with a double bed and two twin beds plus a play area for children.
In each bedroom, enjoy:
• New, high-quality mattresses
• Flax linen or organic cotton duvet covers
• Blackout curtains
• Ample closet space
• Smart TVs

♿ Accessibility:
There are steps to enter the home, but once inside, all primary living spaces—including three bedrooms and two bathrooms—are on the main level. The primary bathroom includes a walk-in shower.

🚗 Parking:
Off-street parking is available for up to four vehicles.

🏖️ Beach day essentials (chairs, towels, toys) are included for your convenience.
Looking for a truly Maine experience? Head down the peninsula to buy lobster off the boat, gather seaweed from the beach, and swing by the Clam Hunter on your way back for a DIY clambake – it's classic coastal fun!

📍 Location & Local Charm: Please Note: Bath is a walkable town, but you will need a vehicle to access the MidCoast region; Uber unavailable in the area.

Bath is a quintessential New England town nestled along the Kennebec River. Named a "Distinctive Destination" by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, its downtown features historic brick and granite buildings, locally-owned eateries, bakeries, shops, and galleries. Enjoy peaceful strolls through charming side streets lined with 100–200-year-old restored homes. Or hop on Charlie – the town’s beloved trolley – for a guided tour. Bath is also home to the world-renowned Bath Iron Works, an active shipyard since 1826. Visit the Maine Maritime Museum to explore the area's deep-rooted shipbuilding history.
Don’t miss:
• The Saturday Farmers Market on the green – local produce, cheeses, seafood, pastries, and more
• Summer events – live music, art shows, and family activities
• The Fourth of July Parade – passes right in front of the house!

From river tours to lighthouse cruises, Bath offers something for everyone!

🌊 Things to Do Nearby
Seaspeak is centrally located in Midcoast Maine, offering easy access to:
• Popham Beach, Fort Popham, Reid State Park, and Harpswell Islands
• Giant’s Stairs Trail in Harpswell – a short, scenic hike above the cliffs
• Whiskeag Trailhead – a five-mile biking/hiking trail connecting to Thorn Head Preserve
• Bath YMCA (5-minute walk) – 58,000 sq. ft. facility with pools (day/week passes available)

Explore the charm of nearby towns:
• Wiscasset (15 minutes) – home of Red’s Eats, known for the iconic lobster roll
• Damariscotta – galleries, shops, and scenic beauty
• Pemaquid Point Lighthouse – a local favorite
• Boothbay & Boothbay Harbor (40 minutes) – home to the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens (New England’s largest), waterfront activities, ferries, and excursions to Cabbage Island and Monhegan Island

Also worth visiting:
• Camden and Rockport – about an hour east
• Freeport – outlet shopping (Patagonia, North Face, LL Bean – open 24/7!), Maine Beer Company
• Brunswick (15 minutes) – home to Bowdoin College
• Portland (35–40 minutes) – great dining, shops, Becky’s Diner for a classic whoopie pie, and Portland Head Light – the most photographed lighthouse in Maine

Seaspeak is your perfect home base to explore all that Maine has to offer. Additional recommendations and travel details can be found in our guest guidebook.