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Cruising Into Northern Maine For Real Estate Shopping Trip, Stay Where?

Where to lay your head after a long day of driving to and tramping for northern Maine real estate in the Houlton area of Aroostook County?Where do you stay? Well, you are not in an area of a zillion Motel 6's, Holiday Inns, Best Westerns and Day's Inns. In Houlton you have four choices for motels...Iveys Motor Lodge, Shiretown Motor Inn, Stardust Motel and Scottish Inn. In Smryna Maine, there is the Brookside Inn to consider. Vacationland Estates is another option timeshare to consider. Tall Timber Lodge is a collection of log sided cabins on Drews Lake that can be rented for extend stay periods! Poor Shots Sportsman's Lodge is another option for lodging in Houlton Maine area too! Seasonally there are camps on the lake to rent by the week and traveling across the border into Canada is not a bad option...it was a better one when the US dollar are stronger. For a link to Woodstock New Brunswick Motels and Inns to consider, double click here. But the trip to look at property can also be a well needed vacation. As for the Houlton Maine weather day or night, quick peek here will help you in that department!

Posted by Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker on 12/26/2007 05:20 PM

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