John Oldham

Iconic and Historic Dark Harbor Village Prime Real Estate in the heart of summer community and activity. Peg's Giftshop with 1,700 sq ft of retail space and 2,800 sq ft of residential space upstairs with three bedrooms, kitchen, living/dining room, full bath and third level apartment with full bath, even a harborview from the widow's walk. Cedar shingles, apple and cherry trees, pleasant side

Settle into a well-established subdivision, the former Grace Estate, on a four acre lot with deeded view easement to West Penobscot Bay. Magnificent hard and soft woods, dappled with lush ferns and ledge outcroppings. Access drive completed. Building site and view will need clearing once you've selected your preferred location. All this, on a quiet peninsula of Islesboro ensured with the

Little Broad Cove, Guinea, Islesboro. Easterly water views like you read about. Three bedroom yearround home with guest shore cottage across the road. Beautifully landscaped grounds, raised beds and sunny open yard with 138 feet of shorefront. Large living room and primary bedroom. Generous open decks. Both structures will need attention. Being sold ''as is''. Walk to the Historical

The Grace Cottage, Hermit's Point. This magnificent stuccoed Renaissance Revival cottage built in 1918 designed by noted Philadelphia architect, Wilson Eyre commands unsurpassed views from its 8.8 acre peninsular location and 3,570 feet of shore line. Eight bedrooms, seven fireplaces. Replete with all the requisite amenities for an elegant summer's stay including pool, dock and stone lodge.

East Shore Drive, Islesboro. Dark Harbor Village north along the shore dotted with grand waterfront summer cottages to your private haven. You will have your breath taken away as this stunning wildflower meadow reveals an unsurpassed view of the ocean and possibilities. 15 parkland acres edged with woods and 770 feet of bold shorefront and beach comprise commanding hillside building sites,

Westerly Horizon Turtle Head Waterfront Building Lot. Exceptional western water views of upper Penobscot Bay from 2.6 acres of mixed hard and soft wood and fern glades with 185 feet of bold water frontage and gravel beaches. Deep water access, suitable for a dock. Subdivision restrictions and green buffer easement assure quality, density, and privacy. Soils report available. Path to building site