Surrounded by almost 7 beautiful acres of woods, lawns and perennial gardens, the house was built in the 1860s and is the former residence of the arctic explorer, Admiral Robert E. Peary

A charming, large classic New England homestead, built in 1820 by Dr. Reuel Barrows, one of the founding members of the Fryeburg Temperance Union

We are surrounded by lakes, mountains and the Saco River for year-round activities. There are four lovely guest rooms, a lounge, breakfast daily and gourmet dining nightly overlooking the mountains.

Our lovingly renovated 1750 New England farmhouse and barn (which remained in the original family for ten generations), today combines a perfect blend of modern comforts and the romance and historic charm of pre-Revolutionary colonial America

The Olde Saco Inn (formally the Acres of Austria) Was originally a private home horse farm and metal fabrication shop. Franz and Candice purchased and renovated the farm into "Acres of Austria".