Rental Website for the 3 Bedroom Apartment at the Ocean House

The Ocean House apartment is a 3 bedroom / 3 bath furnished apartment on two floors right on Main Street in beautiful downtown Belfast, Maine. Enjoy views of the harbor from every room.  Please give me a shout @ sethathayerjr@gmail.com for up-to-date availability or questions.  The rental includes the entire apartment, we do not rent single rooms.

As of October 6, 2025, we are closed for 2025 bookings. 

For 2026 our availability is as follows: April 15-May 31st; June 1-12, 2026, June 20-31st,  July 1-17, August 1-7 and August 22-31st.  September and October 2026 are already booked.

The Ocean House was originally built as a hotel around 1865 in downtown Belfast Maine.  In its history, the building has been variously: a hotel, a brothel, a grain exchange, an auto body shop, a junk yard, an indy music mecca, and a used clothing shop.  We purchased the building in 2012 and set about on a two and a half year restoration of the grande old girl, preserving what we could and working from period photos.  Today, the Ocean House is home to Brambles on the first floor and an elegant and spacious, 3 bedroom/ 3 bathroom  short-term rental, The loft at the Ocean House on the top two floors. One can rent this gorgeous apartment for 3 nights to 3 years and beyond. We love living there ourselves on occasion and are constantly fiddling with the space to make your stay more enjoyable.  Please click on the links above for more information, or if you like, try our Airbnb listing.  If you are looking to rent or see the apartment, use the contact form to make arrangements.  Best to have a look at the link above for photos, policies, and a calendar for availability. You might also wish to read though a few of our 5-star reviews to get a sense of the space from the guest’s perspective.

Have a look at some photos of the Ocean House’s Interior Photos

Thank you!  Seth and Greg.

email us at sethathayerjr@gmail.com . thanks.

If you want to read about our travails about rebuilding this building from the bottom up, please see Seth’s renovation blog.