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.

Brand new contemporary New England home offers one-floor-living at the water's edge on the shores of the Grand Falls Flowage. This handsome, well-built home offers an open concept kitchen and living area with a vaulted ceiling. The kitchen has brand new stainless steel Bosch appliances, a quartz countertop, custom Kraftmaid cabinets, solid wooden doors, and hardwood oak flooring. The house features a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet with sliding doors to step outside onto your deck. A 2nd and 3rd bedroom share a full bath with a soaking tub. The water facing front deck, 50' x 10' runs the full length of the house. The town of Princeton offers a grocery store, a health center, a library, a homecookin' restaurant, 2 gas stations, a bank, and a grocery store. Princeton is surrounded by woods and freshwater for water sports, fishing, and hunting, and the gateway to the northern region of the state.

Location, location, location! A residence, a restaurant, or a retail shop or a clever combination where you can watch seals frolic from your deck. This delightful cape in the heart of downtown Lubec offers sweeping views of the Lubec Channel without those pesky waterfront taxes. The second floor is a blank canvas ready to be remodeled into an efficient downtown loft apartment. The first-floor currently offers a retail shop with a commercially licensed kitchen, a workshop area with the-best-view-ever and a lovely retail space with a large handicap accessible bathroom and exterior access ramp. The property has an enormous wraparound deck overlooking downtown Lubec and the Lubec Channel with sweeping views of Campobello Island and the international bridge to New Brunswick, Canada. The property retains its' commercial kitchen license and conveys with commercial kitchen equipment and wonderful treasures for downtown shoppers. There is ample parking at the side and rear of the building. The property below is owned by the New England Aquarium where you can watch the whale research vessels launch. Lubec is the easternmost town in the United States and the gateway to Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. There is a public boat launch a few steps from your front door and many oceanfront trails and kayak launches within 15 minutes of this location on both sides of the border.

This is quintessential camp living on a Maine lake with 1000'+ of waterfront on Big Lake. This is your own private peninsula and an absolute gem. You cannot get any closer to nature than you can right here. At the water's edge surrounded by trees, trees, more trees and water everywhere you look. This property has been in the same family for over 70 years. The home features a huge wraparound deck, one-floor-living, a large eat-in kitchen, a wood stove, two bedrooms plus two additional rooms, a full bath, a wood storage shed, a half generator room/half outhouse, and a pump room as the water is pumped from the lake. This is real Maine through and through!

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.

This handsome three-story Victorian residence offers historical charm situated in the heart of Eastport on Moose Island. The front yard deck surrounded by a sturdy, private fence has a few well established heirloom apple trees and hardwood trees. The home's interior is equally inviting, featuring a spacious eat-in kitchen with brand-new appliances, complimented by a formal dining room and a double living room with pocket doors. One side of the double living room features a cozy wood stove, while the other showcases a striking marble fireplace.The house offers three generously sized, carpeted bedrooms and two full bathrooms, one on each floor. There is also a third floor with two unfinished rooms. The first floor has hardwood floors throughout and includes additional rear rooms off the kitchen, providing ample storage space as well as a washer and dryer for your convenience. Located just a block from the working waterfront, this home allows you to immerse yourself in Eastport's unique charm. The town has a thriving arts scene, a waterfront walkway, a lively downtown filled with restaurants, gift shops, a brewery, and several galleries. Enjoy the ease of living with a local bank across the street and a grocery store just a five-minute stroll away. For those who love the water, the public pier offers saltwater access and stunning views of Passamaquoddy Bay, where Eastport greets the sunrise each day. Whether you are seeking a permanent residence or a coastal, seasonal retreat, this gem invites you to experience the best of Eastport.

Nestled in the heart of a quiet, picturesque community, this home is a rare gem for those seeking timeless charm and enduring craftsmanship. This classic New England saltbox, built in 1973 by the Johnson brothers, stands as a testament to meticulous artistry and a love for tradition. Constructed with care and built to last, the home incorporates square-head nails sourced from antique shops, adding a touch of historic character to its foundation. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by the warmth of wide pine floorboards and the rustic elegance of exposed hardwood beams, evoking a sense of connection to Maine's storied past. The attention to detail is evident in every corner, from the solid hardwood doors with their ornate latches to the thoughtfully crafted interior shutters on the windows, offering both beauty and function. One of the home's most distinctive features is the blue retro bathroom, complete with fixtures reminiscent of the 1950s. The oversized garage offers spaces for up to 4 cars or comfortably fits 2 cars with ample room for a workshop. This property is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. It is ideally located near the pristine waters of West Lake and Musquash Lake, providing ample opportunities for fishing, hunting, canoeing and kayaking. For hunting and fishing aficionados, the region offers an unparalleled bounty and access to Maine's rich wilderness. The property is about 15 miles from Grand Lake Stream, famous for fly fishing for landlocked salmon. Despite its serene setting, the home is conveniently situated within driving distance of grocery shopping in Lincoln or Calais, ensuring the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. This unique home is more than just a house—it's a legacy of craftsmanship and a haven for those who cherish nature and tradition. Whether you're seeking a year-round residence or a seasonal retreat, this home invites you to create your own cherished memories in a place built with love and designed to endure.