Some things can be changed. A generous 175 feet on Taunton Bay isn't one of them.
Built in 2003 and held by the same family ever since, the house has served different purposes over the years, but the reason to own it has always been right outside.
Set away from the road on 1.4 acres, this 1,536-square-foot home keeps coastal ownership refreshingly manageable. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a full bath; downstairs, a generously sized kitchen, living room, half bath with laundry, and utility space create a comfortable everyday layout. Propane heat keeps the system straightforward, while a 32-foot patio facing the bay extends everyday life outdoors: morning coffee, dinner off the grill, or an evening fire under the stars as the tide changes beyond the yard.
Even the practical side of coastal ownership feels approachable here, with annual property taxes of 5,500 USD and the house outside the mapped flood zone.
Then you reach the water: and that's where this property becomes harder to replicate. 175 feet of tidal frontage on Taunton Bay. Salt water. Wildlife. Kayaking, paddling, shoreline exploring, and a landscape that changes with every tide. Here, the Maine coast isn't somewhere you drive to for the day. It's what you come home to. The natural shoreline has remained largely untouched, leaving the next owner room to imagine a more personal connection to the water.
What comes next can look different for everyone. Live comfortably and personalize it over time. Make it your ocean home. Or explore its potential as an investment property near one of Maine's most visited destinations.
20 minutes to downtown Ellsworth. 35 minutes to Acadia National Park. Close enough for everyday convenience, yet positioned for the kind of Maine experience people travel here to find.
The house can evolve. The coastline is already here.
Ready to see it? Let's Go!
