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Laefront Vacation Home Located on Lake Christopher, just 20 minutes to Sunday River, Maine

House (single) Rental Overview

Sunday River, Maine, United States
7 + loft Bedrooms Sleeps 26
Beds Setup: 3 kings, 2 queens, 6 full, 2 futons, 2 sets of bunk beds, 6 twins

Pets are Allowed
No Smoking Allowed
Wheelchair Accessible

Vacation Rental Rates Information (USD)

Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.

Weekly Rates from $1,200 to $5,000

Period	Rates
Peak Summer (Late June thru mid August)	5000

Property Information

This large, unique lakefront home, fondly called "Bryant Pond Station," is a piece of Maine history. In the late 1800's, it was a thriving part of a clothespin mill. Now it is a gathering spot for swimming, boating, and fishing, hiking and biking, hunting or just enjoying the fall foliage, and especially skiing.

This is a great getaway for vacations, family reunions, company outings and even weddings. Besides being barely 20 minutes from the Sunday river ski resort, it is just 10 minutes to Mount Abram ski slopes, 45 minutes to Mount Washington, and a little over an hour from Portland. It is about 3 hours from the Boston area and is about the same driving time from Boston as it is to drive to the North Conway, NH area. Don't forget to ask about our "repeat- renter" discounts.

Additional Rate Information

Weekly rates:
Peak Summer Jun 27, 2009 - Aug 22, 2009 $5000.00
Late Summer Aug 23, 2009 - Sep 30, 2009 $2,000.00
Autumn non-holiday Oct 1, 2009 - Dec 15, 2009 $2,200
Peak Winter non holiday Dec 16, 2009 - Mar 22, 2010 $2,500

Vacation Rental Policies

Required Stay: 2 nights off Season 1 week in season

Lodging Tax: Tax Rate: 7.0%

Other Fees: Cleaning: $150

Other Policies: When responding, please answer questions: 1: Arrival/Departure dates 2: Approx. size of group (adults/children) 3: Any pet(s)

Other Availability

Year Round Maine Vacation Rentals

Property Amenities

Furnishings/Luxuries

Air Conditioning	Beach Chairs	Ceiling Fan(s)
Fireplace	Heating	Lake Front
Lake View	Linens Provided	Mountain View
Screened Porch	Wood Floors

Appliances

Blender	Coffee Maker	Dishwasher
Dryer	Full Refrigerator	Grill/BBQ
Ice Maker	Microwave	Stove
Toaster	Washer

Electronics

Alarm Clock	DVD Player	Internet Access
Satellite TV	Stereo	Telephone
VCR

Recreation/Activities

Amusement Park Nearby	Biking Nearby	Boating
Canoeing Nearby	Cross-Country Ski Trails	Fishing Nearby
Game Room Onsite	Golf Nearby	Hiking Nearby
Historic Area Nearby	Horseback Riding Nearby	Hot Tub
Hunting Nearby	Mountain Biking	Night Club/Disco nearby
Playground Nearby	Restaurant Nearby	Shopping
Ski Slopes Nearby	State/National Park Nearby	Swimming
Tennis Nearby	Weddings

Other Unlisted Amenities

7+ bedrooms plus loft, 2 living rooms, hot tub, pool table, sleeps 26.

This unique and historic lakefront home nestled in the foothills of the White mountains is one of very few in the area able to accommodate large groups under one roof. Owned by a real train engineer, the house has lots of railroad nostalgia sure to thrill all. We boast the largest yard on the lake, great for weddings and summer fun. A Hot tub, horseshoe pit, a swing set for the kids, a boathouse and a store/restaurant just a stone-throw away are amenities hard to find elsewhere. To See Our Main Website: Please be sure to click the orange colored link to our website located in the 'Further details' section near the bottom of the page. The house faces to the west which means lots of sun and great sunsets. Our huge deck and screened porch afford great views. There are 2 living rooms, each has a cable TV, one with DVD the other with VCR. There is a Pool table, fireplace, and giant, fully equipped kitchen/dining room with woodstove. 2 fridges and 2 freezers as well

Property Activities

View of Dock and waterfront with Mount Christopher in the distance. The body of water is called Lake Christopher. The hamlet we are in is Bryant pond which is part of the town of Woodstock.

Easy to get to and fun for families and large groups.
Equipped with canoes, a rowboat, pedal watercraft, kayaking....lots of fun in the sun.

In winter, the lake freezes over for ice fishing, ice skating, and great skiing at the famous Sunday river ski resort is just a short drive away.

Since the western lakes and mountains of Maine are the doorway to the great White mountains of New Hampshire, there is an unlimited amount of hiking, biking, and canoeing in the area. Mount Washington boasts the world famous Cog railway and the Auto Road if you think your vehicle can take the punishment. North Conway is loaded with stores, outlets, restaurants and the Conway scenic Railroad with its breathtaking trips through Crawford notch. In nearby Jackson, NH is Storyland, a must for the kids. Bethel, located 10 minutes to the north, is the largest village in the vicinity with its olde New England style feel, the small shops and restaurants, and the historic Bethel Inn with its beautiful golf course. The BIG adventure center, located on route 26 just over the Androscoggin river bridge, has indoor laser tag, and boasts a superb rock-climbing gym. Outdoors, there is an 18 hole mini-golf course and a water slide. There is an arcade and they also serve light fare. Across the street is the Bethel outdoor adventure (207-824-4224). Here you can rent canoes and they will shuttle you up to 15 miles to the west, so you can canoe the Androscoggin River, taking in the magnificent scenic vistas of the White mountains, see some wildlife and maybe even a moose! The river is safe and easy to canoe with a nice current for most of the trip. Sunday River ski area (207-824-3000) offers spectacular chair lift rides to the top of Barker mountain for mountain viewing AND if you are a die-hard mountain biker you can bring your bike along and trail your way back down. Western Maine is famous for its mining of tourmaline crystals and other gems and minerals. You can go on a tour and try your luck at some digging. Ever tried Paintball? Coulthard's, located in Rumford, 25 minutes away has it. Also in Rumford is the huge Mead paper company mill. Ever wonder how paper is made? Go on a tour and see first hand. These are a few of the many things there are to do in Maine's western lakes and mountains region.