New residence club in Maine launches
Eager to share their enthusiasm for Maine lakefront living with other families, locals Perry and Melinda Williams announce the creation of a new private residence club in the Sebago Lakes Region. Maine Lakefront Club will comprise a collection of existing, estate-style homes with an average price of $1.5 million – deeded, shared ownership is available for $275,000. The residence club’s hassle-free ownership and affordable luxury will provide a highly desirable vacation home alternative for frequent visitors.
“All of our properties will feature private lake frontage and docks, complemented by exquisite furnishings and design,” says Perry Williams. “The lack of new construction makes Maine Lakefront Club an environmentally friendly project, and the use of existing homes means we’ll have some of the most desirable locations available in the Sebago Lakes Region.”
Sunset Cove is the residence club’s inaugural property. Nestled on the eastern shore of Little Sebago Lake, the log home offers 4,500 square-feet of exceptional living space and furnishings. Panoramic sunset views are enjoyed from the expansive living room, wrap-around deck, and the sandy beach with dock, providing 162 feet of water frontage. Complete specs and amenities are listed below.
More properties will be added to the Club’s portfolio in accordance with demand. “We could not have found a more ideal property to launch Maine Lakefront Club,” Melinda Williams comments. “It features every high-end amenity one could possibly desire for a Maine lake vacation, and the calm water of Little Sebago provides a perfect backyard for family recreation.”
Maine Lakefront Club offers exclusive services and amenities unrivaled by ordinary vacation rentals or whole ownership properties in the area. Owners will benefit from daily housekeeping, pre-arrival grocery shopping, and year-round maintenance. Canoes, kayaks, and bicycles will also be on hand for member use.
A concierge is available to coordinate boat, jetski, and snowmobile rentals; babysitting services; dinner reservations; golf tee times; and more. Unlike most residence clubs, Maine Lakefront Club offers a dog-friendly vacation home experience. As pet owners, the Williams recognize that including the family dog is integral to the lakefront vacation experience.
“The Sebago Lakes Region provides as much adventure for dogs as it does for families,” Perry Williams explains. “This type of vacationing would be incomplete for our members without their best friend, and we’re even including Orvis dog beds in the homes.”
The Williams will donate a portion of Club proceeds to non-profit organizations devoted to environmental preservation. “Maine lakes have provided years of enjoyment for our family and our pets,” Melinda Williams says. “We want to ensure that the lakes remain pristine for future generations of Maine enthusiasts.”
Photo of Sebago Lakes region.
