Chase Morrill’s Biggest Gamble: What Maine Cabin Masters Never Showed You About His Real Life

Chase Morrill’s Biggest Gamble: What Maine Cabin Masters Never Showed You About His Real Life The property had been sitting on the market for a while. The price dropped. Chase Morrill walked through it — and that was the end of any sensible alternative plan. What followed was nine months of renovation, an $800,000 budget, three new cabins built from scratch, and a horse barn converted into a venue space. The former Rise and Shine Bed and Breakfast in Monmouth, Maine, was coming back to life as something entirely new. The new name — Waters Run — came from a walk Chase and Sarah took across the property. It had once been known for harness-racing horses that ran carriage trails between neighboring lakes. Sarah came up with the name right there.