Built in 1911, the newly restored Lodge at Pleasant Point — previously Farringtons and The Pleasant Point Inn — has 12 guest rooms, a three-unit cabin and a restaurant. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Built in 1911, the newly restored Lodge at Pleasant Point — previously Farringtons and The Pleasant Point Inn — has 12 guest rooms, a three-unit cabin and a restaurant. (COURTESY PHOTO)
LOVELL, Maine — A 100-year-old lodge, nestled among towering pines on the shores of Kezar Lake, is getting a new lease on life.
Formerly known as Farringtons and The Pleasant Point Inn, Scott and Beth Cooper purchased what is now The Lodge at Pleasant Point in April of 2019. They are joined by their daughter and her husband, Brianna and Nicholas Kemp, as proprietors of the property, which includes 12 rooms, a cottage with three additional units and an 80-seat restaurant.
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