luxury houses with terrace for sale Edgecomb, United States

Perched dramatically above the bold Atlantic, this striking midcentury modern architect designed home commands breathtaking views over Johns Bay and the rugged Maine coastline. Offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, the residence is designed to capture its extraordinary setting at every turn; 367 feet of dramatic, rugged Maine coastline with views that stretch to the horizon!.A soaring great room anchors the home, featuring a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace accented with rich copper paneling. The family room invites relaxation with expansive ocean views and a cozy wood stove for crisp coastal evenings. A separate living room with a wood-burning fireplace opens to a deck--perfect for morning coffee overlooking the crashing surf below.With two kitchens and multiple gathering spaces, this home is as functional as it is captivating. From its elevated vantage point, enjoy an ever-changing seascape that is nothing short of mesmerizing. A truly enchanting property--offering one of the finest views along the Maine coast.Additionally, there is a shed that also features great views and could easily be converted for a different use, possibly a writer's or artist's studio.This lovely property is just waiting to be reimagined by new owners who will make their own dreams come true in this spectacular setting.

Located on charming and highly desirable Southport Island, this turn-key property offers a thoughtful blend of comfort, functionality, and recent upgrades in a convenient coastal setting. The four-bedroom, three-bath residence provides the option for first-floor living and features a Vermont Castings woodburning stove, granite-appointed kitchen, newer appliances, covered porch, and an open deck, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.Notable improvements include connection to town water, a four-bedroom-designed septic system, new first floor full bathroom, rug, vinyl floors, 2021 shingled garage and house, garage doors, automatic whole-house standby generator, paved driveway, and beautifully maintained gardens and hardscape to name a few. Lots of new features and personal updates to list in this home inside and out that a new owner would not need to invest in. A standout feature is the 24' x 30' two-story barn, constructed in 2021 and connected to the home by a breezeway, complete with an adjacent paddock. This versatile space offers excellent potential for animal use, hobby farming, workshop conversion, or simply added convenience and storage. The property also boasts a large two and a half bay garage with space above to customize or use for storage. Southport Island is known for its welcoming community and coastal charm, offering local restaurants, shops, public beaches, and docks. Ideally located just moments from the Townsend Gut Swing Bridge, the property provides effortless access to Boothbay Harbor's renowned shops, dining, and waterfront, an exceptional opportunity to enjoy island living with proximity to premier Midcoast Maine amenities.

Experience unparalleled coastal luxury on 3.7 private acres overlooking Muscongus Sound. This exceptional 5,203 sq. ft. estate combines sweeping ocean views toward Loud's Island with 180 feet of prime deep-water frontage, featuring a private dock and float, perfect for effortless boating and kayaking rightfrom your backyard. The shifting moods of the ocean are a daily delight in this exceptional home. Thoughtfully engineered for comfort, this home features a 3-story elevator servicing all levels, wide doorways, and radiant floor heat on the first two floors. The main level offers a magnificent living room with cathedral ceilings and a towering wall of windows capturing breathtaking sunrises. A chef's kitchen with custom cherry cabinetry flows seamlessly to a bright solarium and an open deck with a retractable awning. A primary suite located on the main level, serves as a waterside sanctuary with its own gas fireplace, reading nook, walk-in closet, and a spa-like soaking tub. The second story offers two guest rooms, a full bath, and a versatile bonus room over the heated, oversized garage. The lower level offers a comfortable lounge-living area looking out over the water, a split bath, laundry room, and storage area offering many possibilities for a kitchenette or a workshop. Tucked away for complete privacy, you are just minutes from the harbor village of Round Pond, local dining and coffee shop, art galleries and the historic Granite Hall Store. Enjoy easy access to the twin villages of Damariscotta and Newcastle with retail shops, restaurants, library, theater and Miles Hospital campus. A short scenic drive down the peninsula to iconic Pemaquid Point Lighthouse and accessto Pemaquid Beach.

In historic Day's Ferry, on a rise above the Kennebec River in Woolwich, stands the former Robert White Tavern, now a much-loved family home. As settlers journeyed up the coast of Maine, crossing land and rivers, one place along the Kennebec would have been a favorite crossing because of what waited on the far shore. The Robert White Tavern was a welcome stopping place for food and drink, company and news. We can imagine locals and travelers gathered on the porch or around the open hearth, conversation drifting through the evening air. What began as a simple river crossing became the village of Day's Ferry, with the tavern at its heart, a place where a community formed beside the river and where the changing tides and seasons became the rhythm of daily life. The house still carries that same spirit centuries later. Portions of the home are believed to date to the 1760s, while the elegant Federal-style residence took shape in the early 1800s. For almost twenty years, the current owners have cared for the property with deep affection and respect, giving thoughtful attention to every detail and allowing the home's character and story to shine through. The kitchen, rebuilt by the Kennebec Company, reflects the enduring craftsmanship long associated with Maine's great boatbuilders. The former tavern porch is now a sunroom and a favorite place to linger over morning coffee. Outside, a stone patio sits among beautiful gardens, shaded by an ancient apple tree with its own sheltered view of the river. Centuries later, people still gather on the river porch, watching the tides move in and out as eagles soar across the water and the evening sun slowly sets over the Kennebec, the river glowing gold at the close of day.Though Day's Ferry feels a world apart, the house is only minutes from the bustle of life: a short trip by boat to Bath's morning farmers market and an easy drive to Bowdoin College in Brunswick for summer concerts, or a visit to Portland for dinner.

'The Arrowsic Lodge' Discover a residence that feels less like a traditional house and more like a high-end lodge, harmonizing with the rugged beauty of the Maine landscape. Located in the island community of Arrowsic, this property spans 2.06 acres of serene woodlands, offering a life characterized by the rhythms of nature and the surrounding rivers. The architecture utilizes a segmented layout to create a balance between gathering and solitude, featuring wood finishes and glass to dissolve the boundary between inside and out. Designed to function as a steadfast year-round homestead or a serene seasonal sanctuary, the home adapts to your needs with ease. The central open floor plan serves as the anchor, featuring wood floors and vaulted ceilings that connect the kitchen, dining, and living areas. The home branches into specialized environments, including the Royal Suite--an undisturbed space with a private living room, bedroom, and ensuite bath. The West Wing sun room offers a place for observation with a gas stove and windows that frame the shifting seasons, while the great room is the centerpiece with its own exterior entry, bedroom loft, and bathroom. The primary bedroom is a retreat within a retreat, with a private deck and a dedicated workspace loft. The exterior spaces extend the living area into the environment via a back deck with a screened-in porch. While the island feels removed from the rush, it is linked by Route 127, remaining closely connected to the historic shipbuilding city of Bath. The cultural pulse of Bath offers a vibrant contrast to the island's quietude. This 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home includes furnishings, a two-car garage, and a carport. A setting where the outside world recedes and the enduring character of Maine's Midcoast unfolds.

Welcome to this historic 19th century seaside cottage with set back ocean views nestled in the scenic and sought-after enclave of Ocean Point in East Boothbay. The classic interior features many original details such as handcrafted moldings, wood floors, and built-ins. The large living room has floor-to-ceiling windows that open to sea breezes, water views and a fireplace for the cooler Maine days. An ample-sized cottage kitchen, wonderful dining area and several inviting bedrooms all add to the relaxed elegance of a by-gone era. The covered wrap-around porch provides a perfect spot to relax on summer evenings. This location is just a short walk to the Ocean Point Community Casino with amenities available such as tennis courts. Nearby Grimes Cove, a well-loved spot with coarse sand beach exposed at low tide, is ideal for swimming, tidal pool exploration kayaking and ledge lounging. There is also a public boat ramp available at Grimes. Sunset Lodge is a true gem in an idyllic setting - this is coastal cottage life at its best.

Henry David Thoreau viewed transcendence as... a lived, daily experience achieved by immersing oneself in nature, practicing deliberateliving, and fostering solitary reflection to connect with a higher divine unity. Thoreau advocated for ''living awake'' by stripping away societal materialism to ''suck out all the marrow of life,'' finding spiritual significance in natural beauty.If this resonates with the way you would like to live, then you will fall in love with 59 Greenland Cove: set in a natural sanctuary dotted with the clarion call of birds, marine life and the deep tradition of Maine's lobster fishermen just feet from the ocean-facing deck.Like a bride on her wedding day, this property includes something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue... Traditional, old, and unspoiled Maine remains the focal point of this beautiful coastal Bremen home. Newly reimagined and rebuilt upon the borrowed (and rock-solid!)foundation of its original structure, now boasts of a beautifully designed andenergy-efficient interior that thoughtfully incorporates natural building elements like wood, steel and stone throughout. Wide, sunny windows wrap around the home maximizing views of a vast blue Maine ocean and all the wildlife that abounds. Only the brilliant canopy of stars breaks the silence, their light like a quiet conversation. A residence defined by its gentle charm and complete seclusion; equal parts sweetness and solitude.

An extraordinary lakefront retreat where nature, privacy, and timeless Maine elegance converge. Enveloped by mature forest and overlooking the shimmering waters of Damariscotta Lake, this singular property offers a true escape from the everyday.Set on five secluded acres with an impressive 444 feet of pristine shoreline, the original lakeside cottage exudes warmth and character, anchored by a striking stone fireplace and thoughtfully designed living spaces. With three bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths, the home offers an intimate yet refined retreat perfectly suited for all seasons.Complementing the main residence is a beautifully finished two-car garage with first-floor laundry and a light-filled apartment above - featuring two additional bedrooms, a full kitchen and bath, and two loft spaces - ideal for hosting guests, extended family, or creating a private hideaway within the estate.Life here unfolds at an unhurried pace. Spend sun-drenched afternoons on the deck, linger on the dock, or enjoy swimming, kayaking, and fishing on one of Maine's most coveted lakes. With end-of-the-road privacy and just five miles from the Twin Villages of Damariscotta and Newcastle, refined dining, cultural offerings, and boutique shopping are close at hand - yet feel worlds away.

Long before the farmhouse was built in 1880, the Wabanaki people knew this land well. It was the bend in the Kennebec River that brought them here, where the strong current settles and the riverbank slopes gently to the water's edge - a perfect place to lift their birchbark canoes and carry them across this meadow to Merrymeeting Bay. You can still feel it on quiet mornings when dawn breaks over the Kennebec and the mist begins to lift - something ancient lingering still, reminding you that you are not the first to love this land. Every generation leaves its mark. Here, the current owner rebuilt the ell from the foundation up and thoughtfully restored the rest of the property. Stone and wood floors, quartz counters, quality cabinetry, all-new baths, energy-efficient windows, and the original front door, restored and gorgeous. Nothing was done in haste; the whole house reflects a single, unbroken standard of care and craftsmanship.Entering through the mudroom, the Kennebec immediately commands your attention. A wall of windows fills the kitchen with views of the river and meadow below. The kitchen is the heart of the home, and everything naturally flows from here. To the right, the living room opens around a freestanding fireplace with tall ceilings, generous sunlight, and the river always within view. Patio doors lead to a deck stretching across the back of the house overlooking the water and open land beyond.The barn continues the same thoughtful approach, offering flexible space for a workshop, studio, or simply room to spread out and breathe. Above, a fitness studio and built-in sauna look out toward the river and meadow below. To the north, Butler's Head Preserve is an easy walk through old groves of trees where ravens glide overhead, and Merrymeeting Bay opens wide before you, water and sky becoming one. Standing on the deck, looking out over the Kennebec as evening light settles across the meadow, the world feels far away - exactly as it should be

Idyllic Maine setting on Maple Juice Cove inCushing. The ''guest house'' sits near waters edgealong the cove which is the perfect place to launch akayak or sit on the deck and let the warm summerdays wash over you. Just up the path is the mainhouse that offers modern amenities. The first floorfeatures 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms and afantastic deck that is the made for entertaining. Thesecond story has a large living area that is open tothe kitchen/ dining area below. The unfinished walkout basement can be easily finished off for morelivable space should one feel the need. Gatherround the fire pit in the evening and make memoriesthat will last a lifetime.

Nestled on 1.35 private acres with approximately 400 feet of waterfront along the scenic Meduncook River, this exceptional post-and-beam home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of Midcoast Maine living. Combining timeless architectural character, generous living space, and a remarkable sense of privacy, the property is perfectly suited for both year-round living and seasonal retreat. Offering over 3,500 square feet of living space, the home features five bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, including a desirable first-floor primary suite with a private ensuite bath. Exposed timber beams, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and expansive windows create a warm and inviting atmosphere while capturing beautiful water views and abundant natural light throughout. The open-concept kitchen, dining, and living areas are ideal for gathering with family and friends, while multiple waterfront-facing decks provide the perfect setting to enjoy the spectacular sunrises and sunsets over the river. Outside, beautifully landscaped grounds lead to a private dock, offering easy access to boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and exploring the protected waters of the Meduncook River. Additional highlights include a dedicated workshop, abundant storage throughout the home, generous closet space, including a cedar closet, and unfinished space above the garage that may offer future expansion potential. Conveniently located near Rockland, Camden, and the surrounding Midcoast communities, the property also provides easy access to hiking, sailing, golf, and winter recreation, including skiing in nearby Camden. Whether you're seeking a primary residence, waterfront getaway, or a place to gather generations of family and friends, 13 Osprey Lane offers an exceptional combination of comfort, privacy, and quintessential Maine coastal charm. 3-bedroom septic.