Set your course for this bright, airy condo located in the heart of Maine's best beach town. Brand new, it has two bedrooms and two full bathrooms and an open living room, dining area and large, modern kitchen. Located on the 2nd floor STARBOARD side of the building, (Unit 202) in Old Orchard Beach, it is only 1/4 mile from the long, sandy beach and Palace Playland and a few steps further to the famous pier. Enjoy your beach day and come back to cool, air-conditioned comfort (aaahhh!) to cook delicious dinners in your fully stocked kitchen. Pots, pans, plates, glasses, cutlery -- everything you need to serve tasty meals for the whole gang. But why cook when all of Old Orchard's many dining options are just outside, only blocks away? There are pubs, restaurants, ice cream stands, shopping and live music within an easy walk. In the evening, take a sunset walk along the beach (it is seven, sandy miles long!) and stop for a cool, colorful cocktail at one of beach bars along the way. More convenience - A washer/dryer within your unit. LOCATION If there’s one reason people come to Old Orchard Beach year after year, it’s because this town really knows how to play. For more than 170 years, this community of about 9,000 year-round residents has thrown open its doors and invited folks to join in the fun. And boy, have they responded. During the warmer months, Old Orchard Beach’s population swells to upwards of 75,000. Many come all the way from Eastern Ontario and Quebec, often year after year. Things to Do in Old Orchard Beach Why? First, there’s that beach, all seven miles of it. When the tide is out and the sun is shining, the sand goes on forever. People nestle in for a nap, play football, toss a frisbee, venture into the surf. There seems to be room for everyone. Then, there’s the Old Orchard Beach Pier. First built in 1898, the Pier once marched more than 1,800 feet out into the bay. It hosted restaurants, shops and even a casino where Frank Sinatra once crooned. Storms eventually broke down the old Pier; the newer one is slightly shorter. But it, too, includes places to eat, drink and shop, all of them above the waves. Back on shore, check out Palace Playland, the Old Orchard Beach amusement park. Here, you can scare yourself on the big-kid rides, play for tickets on the arcade games or watch the waves below as you sit atop the Ferris wheel. More than anything, OOB is a local’s town. Stroll the Old Orchard Beach boardwalk, enjoy small, local shops and stop by Old Orchard Beach restaurants, local bars and local hotels and motels. Pick up a sandwich, shop for a t-shirt, sip a beer or grab some cotton candy. People have been strolling these same streets and enjoying these places for generations. Ready for some quiet time? Visit Ocean Park. This woodsy, summer retreat was founded in 1881 in a section of OOB as a place for religious camp meetings and self-improvement lectures. It’s still owned by an association and hosts ‘The Temple,’ the only octagonal church in Maine. Restaurants in Old Orchard Beach Old Orchard Beach restaurants range from small places serving great pizza by the slice to sit-down spots with terrific views of the sea. Seven Miles of sandy beach, restaurants, pubs, Palace Playland, the pier and live music all within an easy walk. No need to drive and worry about parking in town. All of this and a deck that's great for people watching and two designated parking spots. Pet friendly too! Coastal Maine Vacations requires a rental contract to be signed at the time of booking. If you would like to see a copy in advance please contact us.