The Young House Bed and Breakfast

The Historic Young House was built in the early 1900s by Millinocket's first druggist, William J. Heebner. The home was later purchased by Gilbert Moran who owned one of the first department stores in town. In the mid-1950s, Doctor and Mrs. Ernest T. Young made this their home and it is for them that The Young House is named.

When you visit The Young House, be prepared to be fed! We have elevated the country breakfast to an art form. Whether it is homemade sausage gravy and biscuits, homemade corned beef hash with eggs, or light and fluffy pancakes, you will be delighted.

• We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Check and Cash.
• No Minimum Stay required.
• Deposit Required: 1 Night.
• A 48 hour notice is required to shorten or cancel a reservation.
• Vacancies caused by late arrival or early departures due to any circumstances are considered to be a cancellation.
• If cancellation is received less than 48 hours in advance, a refund of your deposit will be made, but only to the extent your room is re-rented without loss to The Young House.
• No Pets please.
• No Children under the age of 12 unless renting all rooms.
• We are a non-smoking facility, though smoking is allowed on the porch.

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