White Rocks is a classic New England shingled summer cottage built in 1909. The cottage is in a private location on the salt water near the mouth of the Kennebec River in mid-coast Maine. White Rocks overlooks a large bay and has beautiful views of islands, lighthouses, and the rocky coastline. You will see lobster boats passing by and lots of wildlife, including bald eagles, seals, ospreys, ducks and great blue herons. The U.S. Geologic Survey map for this section of the Maine coast has the word “View” printed next to the cottage's location (see the map page of this web site). 

White Rocks has a screened porch and a deck that both overlook the water. The cottage is in excellent condition and is nicely furnished with a combination of antiques and modern furniture. White Rocks has two bedrooms that comfortably sleep four people. Both bedrooms are located upstairs and have water views. The main bedroom has a queen sized bed, and the second bedroom has two twin beds. A sofa bed in the living room has a full-sized mattress and will sleep two people. The kitchen is equipped with an electric range, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, a coffee maker, glasses, dishes, utensils, and pots and pans (including a lobster cooking pot). A gas barbecue grill is located outside on the deck. White Rocks has a separate dining room, a large bathroom with a full shower, and a comfortable living room. The cottage has a TV, DVD player and CD player. White Rocks has electric heat, the kitchen has a wood stove, and the bedrooms have overhead fans. We provide sheets, blankets, towels and kitchen linens.

White Rocks is located just steps from the water and has its own cove. The cottage also has a large lawn where you can play catch, croquet, or simply sit in the shade. 

Please click on the navigation links on the top left of this home page to learn more about White Rocks and the many things to do at the cottage and in the Georgetown area.