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.

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.

What an absolutely delightful, light-filled Cape! This home is tucked away in a quiet in-town neighborhood on a deadend street. The house features an eat-in kitchen with ample room for a table and bookshelves for your culinary books. There is a living room with even more built-in book shelves, a first floor bed and bath, and a second floor with two additional bedrooms. The home has all new appliances, new electrical work, new exterior work and insulation, new gutters, a new vapor barrier and crushed gravel in the basement. There is a large, open back yard with a gradual rise at the rear. The house is located just a few blocks from downtown, post office, banks and the grocery store. Eastport is an island community with a lively arts scene, restaurants, galleries, terrific shopping, and fun eateries. There is a large public pier and public saltwater boat launch into Passamaquoddy Bay three blocks from this house. Passamaquoddy Bay is part of the Bay of Fundy home to the highest tides in the world.

Hear the soothing rush of the St. Croix River from your front porch! This four square, hip roof, two-story home has a terrific view of the comings and goings of the City of Calais. The two-story house has a new roof and two new heat pumps, one on each floor. The first floor features a nice flow from kitchen into the dining and living room and has a 1/2 bath and laundry off the kitchen. On the second floor is a full bath and four bedrooms. The property has a paved driveway, a 22' x 20' garage and the spacious, buildable lot (.28 acre) has separate road access off North Street. Plus, a quiet expanse of green lawn for a backyard escape with friends. This location is conveniently located on Route 1 on the north end of Calais so there is fast access to drive to Baileyville or Calais on well-maintained Route 1. And it's just a few blocks from the Canadian border crossing at the St. Croix River to St. Stephen, New Brunswick. Just a few steps from the house there is a terrific indoor Farmers' Market, a public basketball court and playground, a beauty salon, a brand new fitness center, and coming soon, a coffee shop!