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1. Rye Motor Inn - Oceanfront, Walk to Beach
Rye Motor Inn - Oceanfront, Walk to Beach











4. 7 Mi to Hiking: Waterfront Long Pond Gem!
7 Mi to Hiking: Waterfront Long Pond Gem!



6. Steps to North Hampton Beach: Cottage w/ Deck!
Steps to North Hampton Beach: Cottage w/ Deck!



7. Walk to Short Sands! Coastal Cottage w/ Deck
Walk to Short Sands! Coastal Cottage w/ Deck







9. Tiny Antique Cottage - 2 Minutes From Short Sands!
Tiny Antique Cottage - 2 Minutes From Short Sands!



10. Oceanfront Ping Pong 1 Min Walk to Beach Pets Welcome
Oceanfront Ping Pong 1 Min Walk to Beach Pets Welcome



12. Coastal York Gem Near Beach: Work, Play & Explore!
Coastal York Gem Near Beach: Work, Play & Explore!



13. Beachfront Pet Friendly Sleeps 15 Bbq!
Beachfront Pet Friendly Sleeps 15 Bbq!



15. Rye Coastal Retreat w/ Deck & Outdoor Dining
Rye Coastal Retreat w/ Deck & Outdoor Dining



16. Game Room, Home Gym, 1 Mile to Beach
Game Room, Home Gym, 1 Mile to Beach







18. Captain's Quarters, 1.5 Miles to Downtown Ogunquit!
Captain's Quarters, 1.5 Miles to Downtown Ogunquit!



19. Lakefront Retreat w/ Kayaks, Grill, Fire Pit!
Lakefront Retreat w/ Kayaks, Grill, Fire Pit!Top landmarks in York

The Ledges Golf Club

Emerson Wilcox House Museum
York Golf and Tennis Club
Learn more about York
Discover coastal perfection with four sandy beaches for barefoot wandering and lobster rolls aplenty. The iconic Nubble Lighthouse stands on Cape Neddick, perhaps Maine's most photographed maritime beacon. Mount Agamenticus offers hiking trails with Atlantic views that explain why summer visitors have flocked here since Victorian times. York's distinct villages maintain their own personality - from the upscale harbour to family-friendly York Beach with its old-fashioned amusements. The Wiggly Bridge (America's smallest suspension bridge) leads to Steedman Woods, where trails wind through salt marshes. After beach time, explore the Old York Museum Centre for a glimpse into colonial coastal life that doesn't require a history degree to appreciate.






















