Oceanfront overlooking the Lubec Channel and Isle of Grand Manan and only 50' from THE very edge of the Bold Coast sits this single-story, open-concept house. The house features a wall of windows overlooking the ocean, a wraparound deck, two bedrooms, a full bath and laundry. A second building, a guest house (approx. 350 sq. ft) behind the main house has a living/kitchen area, 2 bedrooms, and a bath. The property has a delicious 180' fresh water well, beach access, and wooden walkways to the buildings, which need some TLC. Thousands come to witness the mighty Thunder Hole at Acadia National Park each year. Imagine owning your own private Thunder Hole inside a preserve. Well here is your chance. This is one of a few land parcels hugged by an undeveloped preserve. The Bog Brook Cove Preserve of Maine Coast Heritage Trust (MCHT) combined with the Cutler Coast Public Reserved Land (State of Maine), is part of the largest contiguous area of conservation land on the Maine coast outside of Acadia National Park. Two miles off the main drag and just a spit from THE bold coast sits a modest house overlooking the mighty Atlantic Ocean. The Bold Coast in her glory! From your front window watch the water whirlpool into the rock formations and erupt amid whales, seals, porpoise, sea birds and fishing vessels. Very close by is the charming fishing village of Cutler and the easternmost town of Lubec with its famous red and white striped lighthouse. The Bold Coast is known for its rugged coastal hiking trails and natural beauty. That salty breeze beats any air conditioning hands down.

One of Washington County's best-kept secrets at the water's edge of the Lubec Channel is this seaside cottage with a beautiful barn and an unobstructed, panoramic view of the Sparkplug, Lubec Channel, Lubec, and Eastport. You almost feel one with the ocean you are so close to the water's edge. You can see the eagles soar and listen to the ebb and flow of the ocean. Built in the mid-1800s this Maine cottage embodies coastal Maine living to its' core. The house offers a bright kitchen, and dining and living rooms that both overlook the Channel. The first floor also hosts a bedroom which could also serve as an office off the living room. The owners exposed the handsome beams in the ceiling for the entire first floor and updated the bathroom with a handsome clawfoot bathtub. The second floor has 2 bedrooms with wonderful water views. This place is a birders' paradise with well over 200 hundred different birds sighted each year. The property is surveyed with thick forest behind you that abuts the South Lubec Road. The property is less than a mile to West Quoddy Headlight, the easternmost point in the continental US with 541 acres and 5 miles of hiking trails and a mile in the other direction to the beach at Carrying Place Cove. Plus oceanfront hiking and kayak launches abound. The lovely village of Lubec offers a lively farmers' market, gourmet coffee shop, t-shirt shop, the easternmost brewery, and it is also the gateway to Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada, home to FDR & Eleanor's summer residence.

Smell the salty air when you step outside into the heart of Maine's best-kept secret-Lubec, USA and into a dream deal. This gem is all ready for new owners- the full package in one location! A well-maintained second-floor apartment in a handsome building that is home to a five-year-old, well-established first-floor turnkey business called Narrow Escape featuring an espresso bar, edibles, and carefully curated artisanal gifts. The first thing you notice when you walk through the front door at the street level is the height of the grand tin ceilings. The first floor offers commercial space - a large (30' x 20') retail space, a half bath for customers, a half bath for staff, and a licensed commercial kitchen and an on-premise wine license. There is a first-floor storage area, an office, and the basement offers an extra dry storage area for goods. The downtown second-floor apartment features over 1000' of space with three bedrooms, a fourth partially finished room that could become a master ensuite. There is a full bath, a living room, a kitchen, and ample storage. There are water views across the street overlooking the Lubec Narrows, historic McCurdy's Smokehouse, and views of Campobello Island, Canada, from both the first and second floors. This building is located on Water Street in downtown Lubec. Retail neighbors include a hardware store on one side, a brewery on the other, easy street parking, parking lots a block away in either direction and an easily accessible public boat launch just a few doors down. Lubec is the gateway to the Maritimes, New Brunswick, Canada. The whole area offers many kayak launches and coastal hiking trails to explore and it is the first place in America to see the sun rise.

Turnkey and recently renovated. This handsome Victorian house built in the 1840s by Captain Benjamin B. Shackford is ready for you to move to Eastport on the cool breezy Moose Island of Passamaquoddy Bay. There is a commanding octagonal turret with peek-a-boo views of Passamaquoddy Bay on the partially finished third floor with a game, map and tv room. The house was recently renovated with a new roof, new double pane windows, painted exterior, new hot-water on-demand system, new floors, renovated bathrooms, and more. The house features libraries on each floor, a billiard room, a renovated kitchen with new appliances and a dining room, reading nooks, 3.5 baths, three bedrooms in main house including a master bedroom with ensuite full bath and a separate 2nd floor area with an additional living room, and a shared full bath. There is a 700 sq. ft. in-law apartment added in the 1980s on the west side of the house with an exterior entrance. It is connected to the main house via the laundry room and rear mudroom overlooking the patio. An elegant stairwell graces the front of the home and there is a second stairwell off the kitchen to the second floor. There are two electric fireplaces, one in the billiard room and one in the master bedroom. The back yard is shaded under handsome oak and maple trees. The house was home to some of the first settlers in the area. This property was owned by the Wadsworth family who started the nation's oldest chandlery which still operates as the local hardware store downtown on Water Street. Eastport is the easternmost city in the United States located on Moose Island overlooking Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. The city offers an arts center, many galleries, shops, eateries, a brewery, and a fine wine shop. There is a newly rebuilt public pier with public salt water boat access.

This youthful contemporary New England home is a gem. It offers a living room and kitchen combination with gorgeous light and water views of Johnson's Bay. The home has multiple levels and a handsome wraparound deck to enjoy the salty air, birds, and the bay. Every day you will enjoy sunrises and sunsets. The house offers a cozy and warm spacious, south-facing sunroom newly added in 2020. The craftsmanship of this addition is undeniable. One of the owners, a skilled builder, harvested wood from old barns and buildings and lovingly recycled and upcycled many areas of this home. The staircases are sturdy and made from well-worn wood so everywhere you place your hand is soft to the touch. The sunroom is trimmed with hearty old barn boards. Wooden pegs from an old barn, before they used nails, offer a landing for your jackets. A desk nook overlooking Johnson Bay from the eastern-facing window provides a place to craft, write, and daydream. And there's a bonus: a handy, hidden half bath with a utility sink and a toilet. Even the toilet paper holder is a mechanic's delight made out of an old hardwood handle. You just flip it up to change the roll. Brilliant! The main bedroom opens up onto the long lawn to the bay and all of the closets and laundry area have weathered barn wood and are trimmed with handsome hardware. There is a loft off the living room for a second elevated bedroom. The full bath is on its' own ½ level between the kitchen/living room and main bedroom. There are cement pads with stone hearts to tickle your toes to welcome you at the back door. The property offers gorgeous perennials including a giant rhubarb plant, fragrant lilacs and apple trees plus a garden on the front lawn with an ocean view. There are a few outbuildings, one for gardening tools and the other as a shop and to store equipment. Lubec has a lively seasonal farmers' market, incredible hiking trails, lovely downtown, and a public boat launch. It is also the gateway to Campobello Island.

This New England farmhouse has been in the Ganong family for generations. The house is shaded by an absolutely beautiful oak tree. The south facing deck offers warm bright light year-round. As you walk into the cozy den you are welcomed by the stove and brick hearth. The house features a large living room, an eat-in kitchen with a full laundry room plus an office off the kitchen. The second floor offers three bedrooms and a full size bath. There is an outdoor in-ground pool, a handsome two-car garage with a work bench and ample storage (24' x 28'), an additional storage shed (12' x 8'), and an enormous 175' x 33' garage with electricity for lots of your projects, toys, and even your friends' projects. A plow truck and 3 wells convey with this property. The property has open fields surrounded by forest on three sides. The best crabmeat and lobsters you will ever eat are available just two doors down. Pembroke offers a terrific library, the vibrant Washington County Fair, public salt water access, Reversing Falls Park, fun eateries, and a whole bunch of farms offering fresh produce. Pembroke is also situated 30 minutes in either direction to Calais and Machias and New Brunswick, Canada and a 20-minute drive to fun towns with gift stores and gallers of Eastport and hiking trails and the easternmost lighthouse in Lubec.

A modified A-frame at the water's edge of the St. Croix River overlooking St. Croix Island, where the first French settlers landed in 1604. When you sit on your deck to enjoy the sunrise and your morning coffee you are looking at this historic island and Bayside, New Brunswick, Canada. You can hear the seals' barks, growls, and roars depending on the tide from their ledge island on the river or the screeches of soaring eagles above you. This 4-season house has been a year-round residence for years, essentially a tiny home with a grand deck and a killer view on 117' of the tidal St. Croix River. The property itself is approximately 40' from the beach. Red Beach is famous for its' pink granite. And this special little house has its' own private pink beach. The house features a kitchen/living room combination in one room, a mudroom area, a bedroom with a double bed, and a bathroom. There is a wraparound deck doubling the size of the house with stairs to the beach. There is a well, a septic, a septic design for a 2nd house, and at the top of the property next to Route 1, a handsome 2-car heated garage with a loft ready for its' final touches. This is a true little gem of a property.

A simple Victorian w/ sweeping views of the Lubec Channel & the Sparkplug. Recent upgrades include an easy accessible walk-in shower, two completely renovated full baths on the first and second floors. New carpets in both living and dining rooms, and a Rinnai hot water on-demand full house system. The home is warm and inviting with a nice flow from kitchen to light-filled living room to dining room with a lovely deck at the rear. There's a separate laundry room on the 1st floor attached at the rear of the full bath. The garage has an insulated & electrified 10' x 22' workshop w/ an unused loft over the garage for plenty of storage. This property is in-town for an easy stroll to downtown shops, eateries, arts, a wonderful public library, the beach & the liveliest Farmers' Market. Lubec is the easternmost town in the United States & the gateway to Campobello Island, Canada, home to the Roosevelt International Park. The area offers an incredible network of salt water hiking trails and kayak launches.

This handsome Victorian sits high on a hill, just a block from downtown Lubec. The view from both upper and lower rear decks are spectacular, encompassing the Lubec Channel and the bridge to Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. Maple and oak first floors; two half baths and a separate bathing area; a full basement with inner and outer access and a wraparound porch are only some of the features of this sweet home. It is heated with a new Lennox propane furnace and a wood stove. Located next door to the Summer Keys musical program, the property is landscaped with Rhododendrons and fruit trees. All the conveniences of town living are at hand with the post office, library and local hardware store just down the hill, not to mention the public salt water boat launch, bakery, brewery, café, and ice cream shop right in the center of town. Lubec is the ideal location for the outdoor enthusiast, with hiking trails and boat launches nearby.