Neighborhood

Located under two hours from Boston and just over an hour from the Canadian border, Ogunquit is one of southern Maine’s most beloved coastal towns. Founded as an artist colony in the late 1800s, the town quickly became a haven for creatives seeking inspiration from the soft northern light and peaceful rhythms of seaside life

Dorothy’s On Seaview sits on a quiet, flower-lined street just a short stroll from Footbridge Beach. Originally built as a family retreat in the early 20th century, the cottage has been lovingly restored while keeping its classic character intact, a cozy escape that blends the timeless spirit of Maine’s coast with relaxed, thoughtful design.

Black and white photo of sailboats in a harbor with buoys and a distant shoreline.
Hand-drawn map highlighting Foot Bridge Beach in Ogunquit, with nearby roads like Ocean Street, Riverbank Road, and Route 1. Dorothy's is marked, along with numbered locations.
Seafood dinner with cooked lobster, mussels, oysters, lemon wedges, butter sauce, and bread on a wooden table.
Scenic view of a coastal inlet with blue water, grassy shoreline, and a boat on land, under a clear blue sky.
A rustic outdoor dining setup with a wooden table featuring a charcuterie board with meats, cheeses, olives, and bread. There are plates of oysters and sliced fruits, glasses with drinks, and floral decorations. White chairs surround the wooden table
Top view of a picnic table with cooked lobster on a white plate, French fries, fried seafood, coleslaw, dipping sauces, and a bottle of beverage.
Book "Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life" by William Finnegan next to a conch shell on a wooden surface.
Vintage Underwood typewriter on a wooden table.