04625, ME homes for sale & real estate

04625, ME Homes for Sale

Cliffhanger prominently overlooks Seal Harbor, with sweeping views of the mountains, harbor and outer islands. Built entirely of pink granite with a slate roof, this unique residence has many engaging design features and has been stylishly renovated to accommodate a large family, visiting guests, or a serve as a quiet retreat. The great room has a fireplace at each end of the huge room with a vaulted, beamed ceiling; a covered sitting area and open terrace overlooking the harbor are conveniently accessed from the living room. A formal dining room, butler's pantry, and family room are off the bright, open kitchen, allowing for easy going family time. There are seven bedrooms, one of which is

04625, ME Homes for Sale

At 4 Highlands Lane, the names say it all—Teapot and Popover—two perfectly paired residences on 6.5± private, elevated acres with a sweeping coastal panorama. This one-of-a-kind retreat offers unobstructed views over Northeast Harbor and the Western Way, with a rare vantage stretching to Somes Sound and Southwest Harbor. A short distance from Thuya Garden and the Mount Desert Land & Garden Preserve, the property beautifully combines natural beauty, privacy, and breathtaking scenery. Like a good cup of tea, the year-round main home, Teapot, is designed for comfort and relaxation. Walls of patio doors from the living spaces to the wraparound deck invite a seamless flo

04625, ME Homes for Sale

On the market for the first time in a century, Shell Heap is a rare legacy estate nestled along the pristine shoreline of Northeast Harbor, and steps away from the entrance to Thuya Gardens and Eliot Mountain. Shell Heap is set on 3+ acres with a rare and distinctive seashore of traditional stone beach and expansive sand flats at low tide. With sweeping views of the Harbor and out to the Western Way, one can enjoy countless hours watching boats and the tide gracefully roll in & out. Start your day watching the morning light cascade onto moored boats as the sun rises slowly over Eliot Mountain, and at the end of the day, enjoy the breathtaking sunset over the inner harbor. Originally b

04625, ME Homes for Sale

''If once you have slept on an island You'll never be quite the same'' wrote the poet Rachel Field. Take the year-round mail boat from Northeast Harbor and find out for yourself. The house was built c. 1872 for Colonel William Hadlock who was elected to the Maine legislature twice and served during the Civil War with the 28th Maine Infantry Regiment. Its yellow exterior and commanding presence make it a landmark on Main Street. Conveniently located close to the harbor for the year-round mail boat (or your own boat) and for the enjoyment of the entire island. The main house consists of 8-bedrooms and 2.5-bathrooms on three floors. Enter through the covered front porch on the side into a mud