334 Ames Cove Road, Brooksville, ME 04642

Seaglass, a beautiful 4 bedroom, 4 bath year-round contemporary shingled home built in 2002 is truly a hidden gem on the tiny peninsula of Cape Rosier located in Harborside. The property is set in a carefully created subdivision, The Point at Cape Rosier, and features 14 acres with 319' of granite ledges, bold oceanfront and a crescent shaped beach with calm tidal pools. The shore is accessed by granite stairs, a lovely wooden walkway, and also has the potential for a fair-weather mooring. 'Seaglass' boasts exquisite seascapes to the south and west with sunset views overlooking Islesboro and the Camden Hills. The home takes advantage of the area's natural beauty as viewed through dramatic banks of windows, and has a first floor master bedroom ensuite with private balcony, an open design living area with granite wood-burning fireplace, gourmet kitchen with breakfast nook, and a dining room open to a newly built 3-season screened porch. The lower garden level has direct access to the professionally landscaped gardens and is beautifully appointed with 2 bedrooms, bunk room, 2 full baths, family room, and game room. In addition to the oversized two-car garage, there are expansion opportunities on the second floor to accommodate additional living space. Furnishings to convey. A wonderful location to wind down, take a breath, and really enjoy life! Harborside is in the coastal community of Brooksville-home to Scott and Helen Nearing and the Good Life Center, Eliot Coleman; farmer, author, agricultural researcher and educator, and proponent of organic farming, and Robert McCloskey; author and illustrator of of iconic children's books, and to many other notable people. Seaglass is 20+/- miles from the village of Blue Hill, 52 miles to Bangor International Airport, 43 miles to Hancock County Bar Harbor Airport.