Winter Seasonal Rental — 19 Ryan Road, Stratton, Maine

Welcome

A True Ski-Season Home, Not Just a Crash Pad

Settle in for the whole winter at this warm, well-kept log home in Stratton (Coplin Plantation), Maine. With three bedrooms sleeping eight, brand-new propane heating you can control from your phone, and a wood stove for storm-day ambiance, this is the kind of place a ski family or crew of friends can genuinely live in from first chair in November to spring corn in April.

Walk to dinner at the renowned Coplin Dinner House, be in the Sugarloaf parking lot in about 10 minutes, and hop on the snowmobile trail network practically from the driveway.

Sleeps 8 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Full Season Lease Mountain Views

Exterior of the log home at 19 Ryan Road with wraparound deck

What You Get

Property Features

Sleeps 8 in Real Beds

Two upstairs bedrooms — one king, one queen — plus a downstairs bunk room with two bunk beds (four singles). Perfect for families or a shared-season crew.

New Rinnai Propane Heat

Two brand-new Rinnai propane heaters with a WiFi-connected thermostat — turn the heat up from the road so the house is warm when you arrive.

Wood Stove

Supplemental wood stove and electric baseboard back-up. Nothing beats wood heat after a powder day.

Huge Mud Room

A genuinely huge mud room for boots, skis, boards, sleds, and everything a Maine winter throws at you.

Modern Kitchen & Appliances

Fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances for real cooking all season long.

Carport & Deck

Covered parking out of the snow, plus a large deck with big mountain views and legendary sunsets.

Trails Out the Door

Direct access to the snowmobile trail network and minutes from Bigelow Preserve & Appalachian Trail hiking.

Walk to Dinner

Walking distance to the Coplin Dinner House — one of the region's favorite farm-to-table restaurants.

Have a Look

Gallery

Log home exterior with deck and stairs — The house — deck, carport & mud-room entry below

Living room with large sectional sofa — Living room with big comfy sectional

Mountain view from the deck — Deck view toward the mountains

Red winter sunset behind snow covered spruces — Sunsets that stop you mid-sentence

Snowmobiles on a trail near the house — Snowmobile trails right from the neighborhood

New Rinnai propane heater — New Rinnai propane heat (one of two)

WiFi connected thermostat — WiFi thermostat — warm the house before you arrive

Living room with blue sectional sofa and wood ceiling — Living room — big blue sectional, wood plank ceiling & mountain light

Living room from opposite angle showing mountain views through windows — Living room from the other side — Bigelow views through every window

Bunk room with two bunk beds and TV — Bunk room — two bunk beds, TV & sitting area

Bunk room wide view showing both bunk beds — Bunk room wide view — sleeps four comfortably

Bunk room sitting area with sofa and ottoman — Bunk room lounge area — couch, ottoman & bonus storage

Upstairs king bedroom with wood walls and garden views — King bedroom — warm wood walls & treetop views

Queen bedroom with wood walls and garden window — Queen bedroom — cozy wood walls & garden views

Full bathroom with washer and wood ceiling — Full bath with washer/dryer — wood plank ceiling

Tub and shower in the bathroom — Tub/shower combo — ready after a day on the mountain

The Numbers

Pricing & Terms

$18,500

2026/27 Winter Seasonal · November 1, 2026 – April 1, 2027
+ Maine State Lodging Tax & utilities · ½ due upon signing

Full-season single-party lease
Renter responsibilities: Maine State Lodging Tax, heat (propane), electric, WiFi & plowing
Whole house — no shared spaces, no owner unit
Sleeps 8 · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths

House Policies

No smoking. Pets considered on approval — tell us about yours. Renters insurance is required for the season.

How Leasing Works

One party signs a written seasonal lease for the full season. Half of the seasonal rent is due at signing, with the balance due before move-in. The home is professionally maintained and inspected between tenancies.

Why Book Early

Comparable full houses in the Stratton–Sugarloaf corridor are listing between $17,000 and $20,000+ for the 2026/27 season — and inventory goes fast once the leaves turn.

Where You'll Be

Location, Location, Elevation

19 Ryan Road sits in Coplin Plantation, just outside Stratton village — quiet, private, and perfectly placed between the town and the mountain.

Coplin Dinner House — walking distance to one of the area's best restaurants
Sugarloaf Mountain — about 10 minutes to the access road; beat the morning lift traffic
Snowmobiling — direct access to the region's famous ITS trail network
Hiking & backcountry — minutes from the Bigelow Preserve, Appalachian Trail & Flagstaff Lake
Stratton village — groceries, gas, gear and restaurants just down the road

Your Sugarloaf / Snowmobile Winter Season Basecamp