Fletcher McNaboe

Some houses just feel different. You walk through the door and there's an instant sense of ease — like the house has been waiting for you all along. That's exactly the feeling 211 Turkey Cove Road offers. Saint George is the kind of place that wins you over quietly. It's a town that still waves hello, where the coastline changes with the light, and where each season brings something new to love —

Who wouldn't want to live in seaside Belfast—a chic, up-and-coming town that perfectly blends small-community charm with a big-city energy fueled by its dynamic arts and culture scene? Here, you can walk to and through a vibrant downtown to pick up a bottle of wine, linger on a patio to watch boat traffic drift by, enjoy an exceptional dinner, or spend a Saturday morning at the Farmers' Market

If you know the St. George Peninsula, you've likely found your way to Martinsville—and if you've found Martinsville, you've surely met Seaward. That sweet little cottage sheltered by pine-cone-laden firs, with sheets snapping on the line in the salt wind. The one with the blue door, the whitewashed outbuilding, and window boxes spilling over with bright red geraniums.Seaward has long been part of

17 Grove Street is, simply put, just a really nicely renovated duplex in the heart of Rockland on a lovely street that makes everything you or your tenants want to enjoy completely walkable - main street, the library, waterfront, beaches, shops and restaurants to name a few. Whether you're looking for an investment opportunity or a home with rental potential, 17 Grove Street presents a rare

What happens when you cross an 1800s antique Cape with the skill and precision of a master marine craftsman? The result is nothing short of remarkable.Welcome to 46 Killeran, where period details—long hidden under paint or time—have been brought back to life with meticulous restoration. Step inside and you'll see hand-hewn peg-and-beam ceilings, once concealed, now proudly exposed as a tribute to

It's a place close by, far away and everything in between. You know the way, the directions are simple; turn off the paved road and onto the grassy lane, stay straight at the apple tree and head over the sturdy bridge (stop and fish for a minute if you want too, we hear this is where the Brook Trout hang out). Stay under the canopy of almost 300 acres of ancient, untouched trees for about a mile

Life on the St. George Peninsula is pretty good all on its own, but when a parcel like 23 Spring Lane becomes available, the possibilities this unspoiled wooded lot brings to the table are incredible. This 2.5 acre lot is a true blank canvas - build your starter home or your dream home amongst mature trees, a natural stone bridge spanning a brook leading to the ocean and access to hiking and

As I perched on the rocks of this unspoiled stretch of coastline, a line drifted back to me: 'The sea is everything... it is the Living Infinite.' Jules Verne must have stood somewhere like Hellyer Road—set boldly on the open ocean of the Saint George Peninsula—to be moved to put such words to paper. If you've been endlessly combing all 3,478 miles of Maine's coastline in search of the rare

We've long believed Watts Avenue in Tenants Harbor might be the best street on the St. George Peninsula — and I say that with the certainty of someone who grew up there. It's where I learned to ride my bike. It's where summer evenings stretched late with neighborhood activities, where the first snow meant sled tracks and mittened laughter, and where every house felt like a friend's house. Watts