Located on two acres of land in the center of the village of Blue Hill and a block from the head of Blue Hill Bay, the inn, built in 1830, is part of the National Historic District of Blue Hill and has been welcoming guests continually for nearly 200 hundred years. Heritage elm trees, a perennial garden, and a small grove of fruit trees shade a variety of outdoor seating areas and a cozy hammock. A Federal period building, the Blue Hill Inn has thirteen guest rooms, 11 in the main building and two private suites in a building next door. It boasts a sun-filled dining room, a large commercial kitchen and two comfortable guests parlors. Breakfast is served during the summer months and dinners have been offered off and on in recent years. It retains many of its original features, including clapboards, nine over six windows, wide pumpkin pine floor boards, and six fireplaces. Each guest room has a private bath, most with tub/shower combinations and two with vintage clawfoot tubs. All areas of the property are air conditioned. The inn has earned five-star ratings on most travel sites, been featured in a variety of articles and has a proven track record with many returning guests. It has been awarded Maine's Environmental Leader and Trip Advisor's Green Leader designation using environmentally friendly cleaning supplies, purchasing local, organic food and composting kitchen scraps, and recycling all waste possible. The Blue Hill Peninsula is easily accessible between Camden and Bar Harbor/Acadia National Park and draws guests that choose to avoid the congestion of those areas. It has a history of high occupancy June – October but operates year round. With the inn's location in the center of the village, guests enjoy the ability to walk to restaurants, art galleries, shops and cultural activities. The Blue Hill Inn is a financially viable, turnkey business with strong pre-bookings for the 2022 season.