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Classic Maine Farmhouse, 1800 - Harpswell, Maine $529,000

Under Contract This remarkable renovation includes new hardwood floors, a sunroom and three working fireplaces. Kitchen is a gourmet cooking delight complete with an aga stove. This property includes a barn with five acres of fruit trees and gardens to make this a true gentlemen’s farm in this scenic coastal community. Maine at its finest.

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The Mason Shaw House, 1800 - Castine, Maine $795,000

New Price Mason Shaw was a Justice of the Peace in the early 1800s when he purchased this house which was built by Nathaniel Wilson on the west side of upper Main Street. Castine at that time was the shire town for Hancock County. Dr. Joseph L. Stevens purchased it in 1821 and for over 50 years, the Stevens family lived there. One of their summer visitors was Fitz Henry Lane, an artist from Gloucester, MA who painted it in the 1850s, showing the large Federal house with gardens.

When the Normal School started in the 1870s, people began taking in boarders, and the house received a third floor and a mansard roof. The house was extensively restored around 2000 after many years of being unoccupied. All electric, plumbing and heating systems have been replaced and updated. Sinks and faucets original to the house have been restored. Both chimneys were taken down to the base and rebuilt to meet code. A new two-story carriage house, based on old photos, has enough room for cars and boats.

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Somes Meadow, 1800 - Somesville, Maine $5,350,000

“Somes Meadow’ is among the most beautiful and admired of properties on Mount Desert Island with a spectacular view of sea and mountains that has not changed since Somesville was first settled in the 18th century. The estate, 11.50 +/- acres with 1,289 feet of shorefront includes the main house, once the historic Somes Inn with five bedrooms and four and a half baths, the guest cottage with four bedrooms and two baths; two greenhouses, separate office with bath, a two-car garage, and world class gardens and landscaping. The house and gardens have been repeatedly in national home and garden magazines. There is access via a private path to the Somes Landing Corporation dock and floats.

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1802 House Inn Bed and Breakfast, 1802 - Kennebunkport, Maine $1,350,000

Under Contract The 1802 House Inn Bed and Breakfast has 6 Guest rooms, all have private baths, most with wood burning and gas fireplaces, all king and queen beds, some spa tubs, tiled showers, all comfortable and beautifully appointed. The inn is situated on a beautiful 3/4 acre lot just a half mile to Dock Square. The Inn has been renovated top to bottom, mechanically and aesthetically throughout and is in excellent condition. The original section of the house, built in 1802, along with part of the addition behind it is where the 6 guest rooms are located. The very back section is an attached house added on in 1985 which are currently the owners quarters and has since been renovated and updated.

The owners quarters at 1802 House are among the best in any bed and breakfast in Maine with beautiful hardwood floors, tile in the baths and butlers pantry, Mexican tile in the granite clad kitchen, hardwood in the living and dining rooms; gas fireplace in the dining room and wood burning fireplace in the living rooms. The butler’s pantry has cherry cabinets and granite counters. There is a powder room on the 1st floor and a private deck off the dining room. Up at the top of a sunlit staircase you'll find two large bedrooms with en-suite baths; a custom built-in closet in the master bedroom with wood burning fireplace. There are two additional small bedrooms, a loft space with a half bath and space for full bath. Between the guest wing and the owner’s wing is the inn’s kitchen just off the guest dining room which makes for a perfect setup for innkeeping with privacy. There is a spacious basement with laundry and plenty of storage.

The inn backs to the Cape Arundel Golf Club; guests can enjoy direct access for play and stay packages. Quiet enjoyment in a residential neighborhood within walking distance to town. This is a beautiful property with a strong business.

The Kennebunkport area provides four seasons of enjoyment. It has been referred to as “a magical place by the sea”. The five communities of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Cape Porpoise Goose, Rocks Beach and Arundel give the area its collective nickname “The Kennebunks”. The Cape Arundel Golf Club welcomes players to its historic 18 hole course founded in 1896. The relatively warm ocean water keeps the winter high temps in the low 30s; December is highlighted by the Christmas Prelude offering arts and crafts, foods, Historical Society programs, music and more. The local businesses all work together to recreate the spirit of the holiday season.

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Adams Style Federal, 1815 - Columbia Falls, Maine $199,000

This antique Federal home, circa 1815, is designed in the Adams style of the early 1800s and is attributed to architect Aaron S. Sherman. Sitting on the bank of the Pleasant River, this property has high ceilings, original wainscoting and crown molding, a fan window and sidelights around the front door, refinished wide pine floors and three gas fireplaces with original mantels - all creating an elegant atmosphere. While the formal dining room and front parlor provide a formal setting for entertaining, the updated kitchen with its stainless steel appliances, Wolf cooktop, Asko dishwasher, honed-granite farmer’s sink and an 8 foot island with Boos countertop provides a more relaxed entertaining area. Open to the kitchen, the den with its built-in bookcases and views of the river enhances the comfortable atmosphere. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including the master with gas fireplace, a full bath and a 3/4 bath, as well as a small office nook overlooking the river. The offering includes a new first floor powder room with laundry, as well as a detached two car garage. The septic system and roof were installed in 2006, as well as the paved driveway.

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The Captain Jones House, 1840 - Newcastle, Maine $850,000

Circa 1840, this lovely Colonial-style home is located in the charming village of Sheepscot. Pastoral views and 200 feet of frontage on the Sheepscot River. Pumpkin pine floors throughout and several working fireplaces. Master bedroom with fireplace and en-suite bath. Updated baths, library, eat-in kitchen, screened porch with jacuzzi and beautiful post and beam attached barn with slate roof. Close proximity to village and harbor amenities.

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East Wind Inn, 1860 - Saint George, Maine $2,395,000

East Wind Inn would likely be the choice of any Hollywood production designer looking for a quintessential Maine spot with an authentic summer hotel perched on the shoreline.

There are three buildings on the property:

The Main Inn with twelve of the guest rooms and the full service restaurant with very well appointed commercial kitchen as well as the owner’s apartment.

The Meeting House which has the remaining ten guest rooms as well as the meeting room and second apartment.

AND the adorable Chandlery, a stand alone take out restaurant right on the shore, destined to be a nationally known foodie find on the Coast of Maine with the right person in charge.

East Wind Inn has been under the same ownership for over 30 years. The next generation of owners, if successful, will maintain the delightful charm and authenticity of the property while bringing in a fresh approach to the food service, taking every advantage of the remarkable views and location and the coveted spot in one of Maine’s most wonderful seaside villages, Tenant’s Harbor. As the property includes a dock where lobstermen return from sea with their day’s catch, seafood is destined to be the main attraction.

The guestrooms are simple, immaculately clean and comfortable with visitors coming back again and again asking for the same room. New owners have a beautiful canvas to work with to make it their own.

This is truly an amazing opportunity.

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George Cunningham House, 1875 - Ellsworth, Maine $295,000

New Price The land was owned by George Cunningham in 1870 and the house appears on a map of Ellsworth dated 1875. The house has been termed French Empire Revival Style with Italianate elements. The George Cunningham House is the only known building designed with a large cupola on top from the very beginning and is one of two left on houses in Ellsworth. The Cupola also known as a “widow’s walk” is a prominent feature of houses in maritime communities. It served as a look out for vessels entering into the harbor.

George Cunningham started out as a ship wheel maker and went on to make cabinets and to open a furniture shop on Pine Street. It is evident in both the interior and exterior that great attention has been paid to detailing. The interior shutters and chandeliers along with mixed wood floors are some of the original features that have stayed with the house.

With five restored bedrooms and two baths, this house has many distinctive features. Most interior walls have been expertly re-plastered. New over-sized insulated two car garage has ample storage above.

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Mansard Victorian, 1880 - Bristol, Maine $325,000

Beautifully restored 1880s Mansard Victorian on scenic Pemaquid Harbor Peninsula. One acre with private association tennis court. Open the door to the winning combinations of classic style, impeccable condition and modern amenities. Three bedrooms, family room/kitchen, seperate living room, and two baths. Walk to New England's oldest lobster co-op, minutes away from white sandy beach, popular local golf course and charming seaside village.

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The Riley House, 1881 - Brunswick, Maine $649,500

This John Calvin Stevens Queen Anne Victorian has been immaculately restored. Four Bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, huge master suite with elegant master bath (tiled walk in shower and claw foot tub) as well as a walk in closet. Exquisite library with floor to ceiling bookshelves built with quarter sawn oak, and a fireplace. Extraordinary chandeliered entry and parlor lead to double living room - complete with surround sound, built in speakers and flat screen television. The incredible chefs kitchen is an entertainers dream. Large, open space with granite island and countertops, custom made slate sink, quarter sawn oak cabinets, Viking appliance package and built-in Miele espresso machine. Between the kitchen and the dining room is a well equipped butlers pantry, with built-in wine racks, Viking beverage cooler and ice machine. The dining room opens up to a wonderful deck overlooking the large, private fenced yard. This amazing home boasts four original fireplaces, stunning crown moldings, 12 foot ceilings, original tin ceilings, radiant heat- even cedar closets. Additionally, this is a “smart house” featuring video doorbells, security cameras and much more. This is a one-of-a-kind property in a perfect downtown location. Walk to shopping, farmers market, library, boutiques, cafes and Bowdoin College. Perfect.

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Devilstone, 1885 - Bar Harbor, Maine $2,850,000

Sitting on the historic Shore Path in Bar Harbor, “Devilstone” enjoys 1.78 lush acres in a private and quiet area, yet only blocks from downtown. This home is a portion of the original “Devilstone” estate, built in 1885 by Rotch and Tilden of Boston (a section of the original house was torn down in 1968). The 4,000 square foot main house has three en suite bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and a major 3rd floor attic waiting to be finished. Also on the estate is a deep, three bay/six car workshop/garage. The lovely and private guesthouse is newer construction, and is 2,200 square feet and has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and an enormous basement. Both homes have a great rental history.

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York Hall, 1897 - Bath, Maine $1,395,000

One of Maine’s most noted architectural triumphs, York Hall is on the open real estate market for, what we believe to be, the first time in its history. Glorious in details, both interior and exterior, this Peabody and Stearns designed home has been magnificently maintained with most original grandeur intact.

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East-West Cottage, 1900 - Islesboro, Maine $1,475,000

New Listing East-West Cottage is a fine example of the Maine summer house cottage depicting the quintessential Shingle Style by famed period architect Fred Savage, circa 1900. Located in the heart of the Dark Harbor estate area, Islesboro, it has commanding views of Penobscot Bay, looking towards North Haven, Castine, Deer Isle and the outer islands.

Islesboro is served by the Maine State Ferry from Lincolnville, with a 20 minute crossing by 9 trips daily. The island is centrally located in the finest Mid-Coast area of Camden/Rockport, with its many fine restaurants, shops and galleries.

The summer haven of Islesboro is 14 miles long, with a year round population of 600, and a summer population of 2,500. Activities include sailing, tennis and golf (private club, membership required) and many cultural and local events, shops and galleries. With 6,500 square feet, there are 5 family bedrooms 4.5 baths and a 3 bedroom staff wing, large country kitchen butler’s pantry, formal dining, living room with large sun room and 4 fireplaces. The covered waterside porch overlooks the Great Lawn that cascades to the shore path.

East-West Cottage is a unique offering on the coast of Maine, and one of the finest summer cottages available, abounding with original architectural details and charm priced to reflect fine value in today’s marketplace.

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Ravenscleft, 1901 - Seal Harbor, Maine $7,500,000

Ravenscleft is a Peabody and Stearns Shingled Cottage built on Cooksey Drive in Seal Harbor in 1901. Ravenscleft is the first house to be built on Cooksey Drive, now home to some of the most illustrious homes in Maine.

Sailors named and used Ravenscleft as a landmark knowing that when they came to the cleft in the cliff where there was a raven’s nest - they were on track.

The home has been completely restored and renovated with a whimsical nod to the original design. The dramatic site is one of the most captivating and desired on Mount Desert Island and the Coast of Maine. Substantial, spectacular estates dot the oceanfront of Cooksey Drive.

The well worn pink granite cliffs that the house is perched on command some of the most compelling views of the ocean possible, from working fishermen to competitive and recreational sailors; from Bunker’s Ledge markings to navigational markings the vista is ever changing. Sunrise, far off in the distance, sometimes presents cruise ships waiting for pilot assistance to enter Bar Harbor.

Ravenscleft presents that rare opportunity to become stewards of a historic home in a spectacular location; it is the only home available for sale with this illustrious address.

In addition to the main house there is a charming guest house with one bedroom and a two car garage.

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Victorian Home in Historic District, 1913 - Bath, Maine $149,000

New Price Great Victorian in Bath’s historic district. Needs a little TLC although it has had many recent renovations including electric service, roof repair and interior wall repair. This classic building provides over 3,000 square feet of living space on three floors plus a full basement. Trim, floors and fireplaces in great condition. Great location in historic district across from the park and library.

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Cottage by the Reversing Falls, 1920 - Blue Hill, Maine $575,000

This cottage in an almost magical setting has favored the same family with remarkable summer occasions since it was built in the 1920s. The inspiration was a artist’s studio in Paris with an enormous skylght in the upstairs room enhanced with a tremendous stone fireplace and deck for viewing and hearing the ever changing reversing falls. The first floor has screened porch, living/dining room with fireplace, kitchen, pantry/laundry area, full bath and 3 bedrooms where one is lulled to sleep by the sound the flowing water. Great spot for swimming and kayaking. Garage is 40x60 and offers many possibilities.

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1920s Manor, 1923 - Friendship, Maine $650,000

1920s Manor-style house and classic estate post and beam horse barn in a quiet, stunning coastal landscape. Water views, sweeping lawns, orchards and pasture in an 9 acre setting with access to town landing just a short distance away. Built in 1923 by one of President Calvin Coolidge’s “Dollar Men”,this elegant property awaits refurbishing to return it to its former splendor - a worthwhile undertaking as it is a very special home in the charming seaside village of Friendship.

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