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Youngtown Inn & Restaurant

Lincolnville, Maine.

A classic 1810 farmhouse built proudly upon two centuries of New England heritage. The tastefully decorated guest rooms, sunny verandas, broad pumpkin pine floors, and brick fireplaces capture the warm feel of beautiful rural coastal Maine Midcoast.

Bed and Breakfast Accommodations

Located along Route 52 near Lake Megunticook, it is the perfect vacationing spot for exploring the mid-coast of Maine. The Inn is as welcoming a building as you could hope for. A stately white-clapboard farmhouse with black shutters and gold trim, lit up for dinner with its windows all aglow....it seems an outpost of worldliness and refinement along a serene country road. The inside of the Inn is equally welcoming. Warmed by a potbellied wood stove and brightened by arrangements of fresh flowers, the extended dining room is nicely understated. Stenciled white walls, hung with French prints, ascend beamed ceilings and naturally finished pumpkin pine floors that shine underfoot. A small oil-lamp illuminates each white-clothed table.

The Youngtown Inn's 70-seat French restaurant showcases the culinary skills of award winning chef, Manuel Mercier. Its upscale, yet modestly priced menu is as popular with local residents as the inn is with tourists. Exposed rustic beams, multi-paned windows and country french dining chairs tucked into intimate table settings provide an attractive site for dining. The menu draws upon Manuel's classic French training, offering authentic savory cuisine and decadent (must have) desserts. Do not pass the light and airy souffles, the rack of lamb or the lobster ravioli. An extensive wine list of French and California wines complement the dining experience. There is also and small bar with wood burning fireplace for a cozy drink before or after dinner

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 160.00 - 250.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 6
With private baths: 6
Languages spoken other than English: French
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full gourmet multi course breakfast
• Beverage station & homemade cookies. Fine French/American Restaurant full bar & extensive wine list

Nearest Airport(s): pwm (portland maine)

Payment methods accepted:

• Checks
• Cash

Services:

Wifi,flat screen tv/dvd, Dvd Library, fine toiletries, private parking, 5 acres of landscape grounds

Area Attractions and Activities:

Lincolnville's natural beauty offers something for everyone in every season. The warmth of spring and summer brings almost endless activities in our area. Spectacular, expansive, and right outside the door.

Autumn is perhaps the most perfect time of year to visit Lincolnville. Embrace the crisp fall air and breathtaking foliage as you drive through miles of tree lined roads which give way to brilliant mountain and coastal scenery.

Experiencing winter in Lincolnville is a delight you may not expect. The scenery is stunning with blankets of snow which seem to twinkle in the sunlight. There is an abundance of winter sports from miles of trails for cross country skiing, to peaceful ice skating on the lakes and ponds.
More things to do while visiting Lincolnville:
Autumn apple picking at: Seawall Orchard
Visit the Lincolnville Historical society and School House Museum
View and purchase beautiful artwork by J.M. Rodgers at the Rodgers Art Gallery
Enjoy sightseeing and a catered picnic on a secluded beach with Island Picnics
Explore Maine's coast with guided tours from Ducktrap Kayak - (207)236-8608

For more information about Lincolnville, please visit: www.visitlincolnville.com


The Camden / Rockport area is filled with cultural highlights, theatre, shopping and so much more.... Camden harbor is just a short 4 1/2 mile drive from Lincolnville. Visit the sites of Camden and Rockport, sample tastes of the season, attend a show at the Camden Opera House or take a windjammer cruise.

Below are links to more activities in the Camden-Rockport area:
View wonderful art collections at the Farnsworth Art Museum
Learn transportation history at the Owls Head Transportation Museum
Attend a concert or summer concert festival at Bay Chamber Concerts
Enjoy the many summer and winter activities at Camden Snow Bowl
Shop outdoor gear, clothing and foot ware at Maine Sport Outfitters
How about a guided fishing trip with Georges River Outfitters




Take a DAY TRIP to Isleboro Island. Explore the quaint village, shops and Historical Society. Hike around the island and visit Grindle Point Light. The island remains largely unchanged from the turn of the century days of a grand, but informal, resort community. Located about three miles off the coast, the island can be reached by ferry. Catch the ferry right from Lincolnville Beach.

Most Popular Rooms:

he Youngtown Inn offers six well appointed guestrooms, each lavishly decorated and immaculately kept. All guestrooms have private baths and the beds are triple sheeted. Modern amenities such as free wireless internet in each room are an added convenience,

Accommodation Restrictions

• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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