Acadia Duo: 2 Side-by-Side Private Condos (5 & 6)

“Walking to the bakery around the corner felt like something out of Gilmore Girls!`



Looking for a peaceful, spacious home base near Acadia National Park without the chaos (and price tag) of downtown Bar Harbor This unique listing gives you two side-by-side, private 1BR suites — perfect for groups or families who want to travel together but sleep apart.



Located in Trenton, these sparkling clean, newly renovated suites are just 10–20 minutes fromthe mountains, the sea, and your next lobster roll. Whether you`re here to hike, stargaze, or simply decompress, you’ll have double the comfort, double the privacy — and yes, still just a short stroll to the bakery that feels straight out of Gilmore Girls.



What You Get:

2 Queen beds

2 Queen pullout sofas (best for kids)

2 Full private bathrooms

2 Fully equipped kitchens w/ stove, Keurig, toaster, cookware, dishes, and wine opener (because, priorities)

Modern coastal decor, comfy living space, Smart TVs

Ultra-fast 1 gig Wi-Fi — perfect for remote work or Netflix recovery nights

Self check-in with keypad access

FREE laundry just steps away

Free off-street parking



Ideal for two couples, multi-generational families, or friend groups who want to share a trip—not a bathroom.



Location Perks:

10–20 minutes to Acadia National Park

18 minutes to downtown Bar Harbor without the traffic

Walkable to Sugar Bakery and Trenton Bridge Lobster Pound

Across from the tiny Trenton Airport — most guests say noise is minimal

10 minutes to Ellsworth for groceries, gas, and supplies



What Guests Say:

“Perfect spot for hiking Acadia without the downtown chaos.”

“Super clean, comfortable, and well-stocked.”

“Walking to the bakery felt like something out of Gilmore Girls!”

“Stargazing nearby was magical!”



Whether you`re catching sunrise on Cadillac Mountain, grabbing lobster rolls to-go, or sipping coffee from the corner bakery, this Acadia getaway lets you stay together and spread out.



Book your dual-suite retreat today — close to the adventure, far from the crowds.