Tucked away on a wooded acre in a sought-after Bar Harbor setting, this charming 1999-built cabin presents a wonderful blend of comfort, privacy, and convenience. Inside, warm tongue-and-groove wood walls create an inviting atmosphere that feels both cozy and timeless.
The thoughtfully designed first floor features an open living room/dining room/kitchen area with vaulted ceiling, two bedrooms and a full bath, while the loft provides a versatile space perfect for a home office, den, reading nook, or additional sleeping area. Meticulously maintained, the home also offers the convenience of town water and a private septic system.
Step outside onto the sweet, welcoming porch--a perfect spot for morning coffee while listening to the birds, or an evening cocktail before dinner, as you settle into the peaceful woodland surroundings. Nature lovers will appreciate the privacy of the wooded setting and excellent birdwatching right outside your door.
Yet you are never far from the excitement and amenities of Mount Desert Island. The entrance to Acadia National Park is only 1.7 miles away, while the shops, galleries, restaurants, and village charm of downtown Bar Harbor are approximately 5 miles away. A walk through the nearby neighborhood offers beautiful views of Frenchman Bay as well.
Enjoy hiking, biking, exploring, and Acadia National Park, then return home to the quiet comfort of your own cabin in the woods. With easy access to both Bar Harbor and the mainland, this property is equally appealing as a vacation getaway or a year-round home.
A special opportunity to enjoy the best of Mount Desert Island--peaceful woods, warm character, and an exceptional location with access to public ocean front at Hulls Cove about 1 miles away and a short drive of about 6 miles to Eagle Lake.

Stately Colonial rich in history and period charm. Featuring random-width flooring throughout much of the home, beautiful moldings, a gracious double parlor, and a wide staircase leading to the second-floor bedrooms, this residence retains much of its original character. Offered in near-original condition, it presents a rare opportunity for a restoration-minded new owner to revive and showcase the elegance of a bygone era.

Once home to a Town Selectman, the property reflects the stature and craftsmanship associated with one of the community's prominent citizens. Set on 4 acres of meadow and woodland, the home enjoys sweeping views across open fields and mature trees toward the summit of Blue Hill Mountain. The peaceful setting and enduring character combine to create a truly special offering for those who appreciate historic homes and the opportunity to restore them to their original grandeur.
Experience the best of coastal Maine living in Blue Hill, with easy access to the Lawrence Family Fitness Center, outstanding library, community health food co-op, waterfront park, and public boat launch. The Blue Hill Peninsula is renowned for its vibrant small businesses, active arts community, outdoor recreation, and countless opportunities to enjoy the surrounding bays, coves, and waterways.

Lovely late-Victorian farmhouse featuring beautiful original woodwork and peaceful views across gardens and marshland to Tunk Stream frontage, which flows into the nearby saltwater bay. The town boat landing is less than 1/4 mile away, offering easy access to the water.

Village Road is a quiet, picturesque lane lined with similar period homes and neighbors, creating a welcoming village atmosphere. Elementary School, Town Hall, Post Office and wonderful elegant new bakery with performance space are within walking distance to home.

The Eagle Institute in Steuben offers year round seminars on natural history topics led by scientists from around the globe, as well as professional classical and other music performances by artists in Maine.

Just 10 minutes away, the larger community of Milbridge provides shopping for everyday necessities as well as unique shops, restaurants, and an active arts community. Residents enjoy a newly renovated performance venue, community garden, and a variety of local events throughout the year.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby Pigeon Hill Preserve in Steuben, offering miles of scenic hiking trails through hundreds of acres of conserved land leading to the dramatic waterfront. A short drive farther brings you to the Schoodic Peninsula, home to the quieter section of Acadia National Park, where visitors enjoy rugged coastal scenery, hiking, cycling, and the charming villages, farms, galleries, restaurants, antique shops, and performance venues that make the area so special.

For additional exploration, Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island are approximately an hour away. Along the way, you'll pass through the City of Ellsworth, the county seat of Hancock County, where you'll find a full range of services and amenities, including Northern Light Maine Coast Hospital, shopping centers, restaurants, and cultural attractions.