7 Second Street, Saint George, ME 04860

Anyone who has ever visited the Village of Clark Island in Saint George falls in love, full stop, no exceptions. This is a magical little village once home to quarry workers and their families; these industrious settlers worked in the quarries producing stunningly beautiful granite used in stately buildings across the County. You can still see remnants of a bustling village – the old post office, general store, church and Union Hall are all private homes now and the small, charming houses that were the warm, comfortable respites after a long, hard day in the quarries still remain...and 7 Second Street is one of those very places. Nestled between ancient granite ledge, mature trees and surrounded by gardens full of native flowers the owners of 7 Second Street have maintained this house with love and attention to detail. Situated on an unusually sizable lot in the village proper, almost a third of an acre, the house is neat and tidy with a fenced in yard. The main house has two bedrooms and one bathroom and three outbuildings round out the space; an adorable bungalow sits separate from the house – create a guest house, a studio or an in-home office. The property has an oversized garage and workshop and sits adjacent to the house and sturdy, bright outbuilding is perfect for storing bikes, kayaks and paddleboards. There are four decks creating incredible outdoor living spaces including a second floor deck off the primary bedroom. Walk to dinner or breakfast at The Causeway Restaurant at the Craignair Inn, bike the loop through the woods or explore the stunning waterfront just yards from the house. Clark Island was recently bought by Maine Coast Heritage Trust to preserve access to this amazing island complete with sandy beaches, swimming quarries and miles of hiking trails.The working-waterfront villages of Tenants Harbor and Port Clyde are just minutes away and the conveniences of larger towns, such as Rockland and Thomaston, are accessible in less than 15 minutes