Spacious Country Home Freeport

If you're bringing a crew to Freeport - whether it's three generations of family, a cluster of friends, or a small retreat group - renting an entire house beats a string of hotel rooms. This five-bedroom, two-bath detached home on Evergreen Road puts you five minutes from LL Bean's flagship store and steps from downtown Freeport's restaurants, galleries, and outlet shops. You get a real kitchen, a living room that fits everyone, and a yard with a fire pit: the things that actually make a group trip feel restful instead of logistical.

All three guests who've stayed here rated it a perfect 10. They kept coming back to the same pull: space, comfort, location, and the sense of being in a home rather than a hotel. That matters more than you'd think when you're traveling with people you live with.

Genuinely ample space for groups. Five bedrooms means no one's doubling up on a couch. A recent family of eight praised the beds - "very comfortable" - and noted there was genuine breathing room for a multi-generational group. The living areas include formal and family rooms, so kids and adults can occupy different zones without overlap.

A kitchen that lets you cook real meals. Fully equipped with a dishwasher, full-size oven, stovetop, refrigerator, and generous counterspace. One recent guest specifically called out that it was "well stocked" - a detail that matters when you're planning to cook breakfast or prep dinner instead of eating out every night.

Location is genuinely five minutes from everything. LL Bean's main store, Freeport Village shops, downtown restaurants, and the Harrassekett River are all within a short drive. You're close enough to pop back to the house for a nap or to pick up something you forgot, but far enough out to feel like a retreat.

A yard and fire pit for evening downtime. The outdoor space - garden, sun terrace, picnic area, barbecue - gives you places to spread out. One guest specifically mentioned loving the fire pit, the setup that makes a summer night feel intentional rather than just time between activities.

Pet-friendly. Traveling with a dog? The house welcomes them, and there are even pet bowls on-site.

The house is a five-bedroom detached property with one room category. Bedrooms include extra-long beds (over 6.5 feet), and each has linens provided. Two full bathrooms are shared across the house.

• Five-Bedroom House - Sleeps groups and families, multiple living areas, kitchen and dining table

One minor note from a recent guest: she found dust and some random items under the beds before check-out. The property is generally very clean, but a thorough pre-arrival refresh would help.

Kitchen & Dining · Fully equipped kitchen with oven, stovetop, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine, electric kettle, toaster, and full kitchenware · Dining table and dining area · Outdoor dining and picnic area

Living Spaces · Living room and family rooms · Multiple sitting areas with sofa and desk · Streaming services (Netflix) and flat-screen TV

Outdoor & Grounds · Sun terrace and patio · Garden with garden views · Barbecue and fire pit · Outdoor furniture · Hardwood floors · Private entrance

Bedrooms & Bathrooms · Five bedrooms with extra-long beds · Two private bathrooms with shower and bathtub · Hairdryer and towels provided

Practical · Free parking · Free WiFi throughout · Air-conditioning and heating · Washing machine and dryer · Private check-in/out and express check-in · Work desk · Non-smoking property · Pet-friendly with pet bowls

Summer (June–August) - Peak season for Freeport shopping and outlet traffic. The yard and fire pit are in full use; expect warm afternoons and cool evenings. One guest noted it got chilly enough in late June that an extra blanket would have been welcome. Downtown is busy but vibrant.

Spring (April–May) - Shoulder season with mild temperatures and fewer crowds. A group visiting in late April found the space and comfort ideal for a long weekend. Ideal for families before school gets busy.

Fall (September–October) - Leaf-peeping season draws visitors to nearby Brunswick and rural roads. Freeport itself is quieter than summer but still accessible for shopping and dining.

Winter (November–March) - Quietest season, best for larger groups seeking affordability and space without summer tourism. Heating is available; expect indoor-focused stays.

"Felt at home. Very complete house. Space and clean."

• Joep, Netherlands · Group · 10/10

"Perfect location to Freeport. Great for family and dog lovers."

• Jordan, United States · Family · 10/10

"Beds were very comfortable and there was plenty of space for all of us. Kitchen was well stocked and we loved the fire pit and yard."

• Aleina, United States · Solo traveler · 10/10

All three guests gave perfect scores. One minor feedback worth noting: a guest mentioned wishing there had been extra blankets on hand (even in summer, nights can cool down), and another noted there were no washcloths stocked. The upstairs shower drain also stuck for one group. These are easily correctable by the owner and shouldn't deter a booking, but they're worth flagging if you have specific comfort needs.

• LL Bean Flagship Store - 5 minutes, the anchor of Freeport shopping
• Downtown Freeport shops and galleries - 5–10 minutes, mixed boutiques and outlets
• Harrassekett River - 10 minutes, kayaking, canoeing, and water access
• Bow Street and Desert of Maine - 10 minutes, scenic walking and sandboarding
• Portland Observatory - 17 miles, 25-minute drive, panoramic views of Casco Bay
• Portland Museum of Art - 17 miles, 25-minute drive
• Bowdoin College - 12 miles, Brunswick campus with sculpture walk and grounds
• Portland International Jetport - 21 miles, 35-minute drive

Is this a hotel or a rental home? It's a private rental home, not a hotel. You get the full house, its kitchen, and outdoor spaces. Think Airbnb with a dedicated owner, not a front desk.

How many people can stay here? With five bedrooms and extra-long beds, the home comfortably fits 8–12 people depending on room configuration and your comfort. Groups of 6–10 are typical.

Is breakfast included? No. The kitchen is fully stocked with appliances, so you can cook your own breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Groceries are a short drive away in downtown Freeport.

Is there parking? Yes, free parking is available at the property. You'll want a car to get to LL Bean and downtown; it's not walkable from the house.

Can I bring my dog? Yes, the property is pet-friendly. Pet bowls are provided, but you'll want to bring your own food and leash.

Is WiFi included? Yes, free WiFi is available throughout the home.

What's the closest town for restaurants and shops? Downtown Freeport is 5–10 minutes away by car. LL Bean, galleries, boutiques, and restaurants are all clustered there. Portland is 20–25 minutes south if you want more dining variety.