Islesford, ME Homes for Sale

Open, sunny living space downstairs with south facing picture window, large updated kitchen with custom maple cabinetry, full updated bath on second floor. Two bedrooms upstairs, office space off of the kitchen downstairs could also be a bedroom. Woodstove and propane heater. Hand-crank chimney sweeper installed in the chimney for easy cleaning. Appliances include refrigerator, dishwasher,

David White OwnerEntry.com

''If once you have slept on an islandYou'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

Susan Ferrante-Collier The Knowles Company

There's nothing better than island life, and Woodlawn, with a pebble beach, sea breezes, mountain views, and two exquisite residences that are fully furnished and attractively decorated with colorful fabrics and many curated country antiques. A throwback to the rusticator days, Woodlawn evokes an atmosphere of casual and comfortable elegance. Once an island inn on Islesford, Woodlawn

Story Litchfield LandVest, Inc.

The Station, built in 1880, was once known as the US Coast Guard Life Saving Station on Little Cranberry Island, one of the archipelago islands off Mount Desert Island. The Station was strategically located on a prominent south facing point of land, with outstanding open views to the Atlantic, the thrum cap, also known as the Green Nubble, and Bakers Island, where watchmen looked for ships in

Story Litchfield LandVest, Inc.