The Salt & Shine Journal
Find Your Coastal Cape Neddick Escape
Four distinctive homes. Room for your favorite people.
A little more time to enjoy the Maine coast.
Some getaways call for beach days and a full house. Others call for a quiet deck, a good book, and nowhere you need to be.
In Cape Neddick, you can make room for both. This lovely corner of Southern Maine puts you close to York’s beaches and Ogunquit’s coastal charm, with welcoming homes that make it easy to settle in.
Our collection includes four three-bedroom homes: Castle Hill, sleeping up to six; Craig’s Place, sleeping up to seven; and Golden Gull and Siren’s Song, each welcoming up to eight. Each offers its own kitchen, laundry, and personality—the fun is finding the one that feels like your kind of Maine.
Close to the places you love
Why stay in Cape Neddick?
Cape Neddick offers a peaceful home base for exploring the coast. Spend a morning by the water, head into Ogunquit for an afternoon of browsing and dining, or keep the day simple with a scenic drive and a relaxed dinner back at home.
Visit Nubble Lighthouse from Sohier Park, plan a beach day at Short Sands or Long Sands, or explore the smaller shoreline at Cape Neddick Beach. For a change of scenery, head inland to Mount Agamenticus or north to Ogunquit’s Marginal Way and Perkins Cove. The Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge in Wells offers another lovely way to enjoy the area’s coastal landscape.
There’s plenty to enjoy around the table, too. From a casual stop at Flo’s to a meal at the Cape Neddick Lobster Pound, Clay Hill Farm, or The Tiller, leave a little room in your itinerary for local flavor. Check seasonal hours and reservation options as you plan.
Make yourself at home
Four homes. Four ways to unwind.
A peaceful retreat among the trees
Castle Hill
Castle Hill is made for guests who love a little quiet between coastal adventures. Set among the trees, this distinctive home pairs comfortable gathering spaces with three decks—perfect for breakfast together or a peaceful coffee on your own.
The primary suite features a king bed and an ensuite with a soaking tub, glass shower, and sauna. Two additional queen bedrooms offer comfortable space for family or friends, including one on the main floor near the main-floor bathroom.
Books and board games invite you to slow down, while seasonal water views add to the appeal of an autumn escape. With Perkins Cove just a short drive away, it’s a lovely choice for enjoying Ogunquit and returning to a quieter setting at the end of the day.
Your kind of stay: A relaxed getaway for up to six guests, with woodland surroundings and a little extra room to unwind. Traveling with a pet? Ask our team about Castle Hill’s pet policy.
Easy days with the family
Golden Gull
Golden Gull brings together the little things that make a family vacation feel easy: outdoor space, a welcoming place to gather, and a neighborhood path leading toward the shore.
All three bedrooms are upstairs, with a king bedroom, a queen bedroom, and a bunk room. Outside, a partially fenced yard and outdoor living area offer space to enjoy warm afternoons and unhurried evenings together.
A wooded path leads to shared access at Pebble Beach, where rocky shoreline and tide pools offer a different kind of beach-day adventure. Window air-conditioning units help keep the home comfortable during the warmer weeks.
Your kind of stay: A family getaway with outdoor time and coastal exploring. Review the current bed configuration on the listing to make sure it suits your group.
Coastal character and flexible sleeping spaces
Siren’s Song
With cedar-shake charm, a welcoming living room, and partial Atlantic views from the back deck, Siren’s Song makes a lovely setting for time together near the Cape Neddick–Ogunquit line.
The main-floor primary bedroom has a king bed. Upstairs, one bedroom offers two full beds, while the other has two twins that can be arranged as a king on request. The layout gives families and friends flexibility when planning who sleeps where.
Mini-split heating and cooling throughout the home help keep your stay comfortable. A living-room fireplace adds appeal for cooler evenings, and an outdoor storage closet gives beach gear a place of its own. Shared access to a private pebble beach is a short walk away.
Your kind of stay: A coastal escape for family or friends who appreciate flexible beds, a main-floor primary bedroom, and space to settle in after a day exploring.
Together time, with space to retreat
Craig’s Place
Craig’s Place offers a layout that makes sharing a vacation home especially comfortable. A private lower-level queen suite includes a wet bar and its own three-quarter bathroom, giving part of your group a separate space to unwind.
A queen bedroom on the main floor and an upstairs room with a queen and twin complete the sleeping arrangements. An opening skylight upstairs adds to the home’s airy coastal feel.
Outside, enjoy a large yard, a deck for grilling, and a wood-burning fire pit for evenings under the stars. Window air-conditioning units serve the main floor, and Cape Neddick Beach and the Lobster Pound are a short walk away.
Your kind of stay: Families or friends who enjoy gathering together and having separate sleeping spaces. Planning a longer off-season visit? Ask our team about winter-stay options.
Find your fit
Which home feels like your getaway?
| Home | Guests | What makes it special |
|---|---|---|
| Castle Hill | Up to 6 | Woodland setting, three decks, a sauna, and a soaking tub. |
| Golden Gull | Up to 8 | Family-friendly outdoor space, a bunk room, and shared pebble beach access. |
| Siren’s Song | Up to 8 | Flexible beds, a main-floor primary bedroom, a fireplace, and partial ocean views. |
| Craig’s Place | Up to 7 | A separate lower-level suite, a large yard, and an outdoor fire pit. |
Each home includes a full kitchen with a dishwasher, in-home laundry, WiFi, heating, air conditioning in some form, and linens and towels. Beyond those everyday comforts, the layout and setting help shape your stay.