Ninety-seven acres on North Haven that define unique and diverse. An 1828 salt-water farmhouse that current and previous owners have preserved and maintained, sustaining the integrity of the structure while ensuring comfort and convenience. An arboretum with hundreds of varieties of trees and shrubs that represent ancient and modern vegetation noted for visual beauty, fruits, and bloom times. Cleared fields that melt into shaded glades and old hardwood forest. Gently sloping topography. The shorefront has several stunning house sites, an alluring pebble-and-sand swimming beach (400-feet to water at low tide) in a protected cove with many potential anchorages, and a shared, nature-designed, fresh-water "infinity pond” at the ocean’s very edge (a veritable “lap pool”, 1/10th mile long!). From the shoreland, dozens of Penobscot Bay islands beckon, with the Camden Hills shaping a spectacular backdrop — a dramatic setting for additional structures or houses that might be separate but not distant.

It’s unlikely that there is a property anywhere in the world that offers the blend of the natural and the nurtured in this magic place. There is something for everyone: a perfect site for a family compound. Complementing the 1828 sea-captains’ home, there is an enormous, modern two-storey barn, ideal for indoor rainy day activities and exploration; a two-car garage and tool house; a long six-bay structure for boats, vehicles, hay, or other storage; three ponds that invite swimming, canoeing, diving, rafting; massive cleared fields that lure wildlife; several miles of groomed foot- or vehicle-trails; a wisteria arbor for quiet contemplation; a family cemetery, carefully preserved and notated, dating to 1817; a huge pasture for livestock or horses; deer-proof vegetable gardens; a grape arbor; an enclosed orchard with peach, apricot, and cherry trees, as well as a 19th-century pear and apple orchard adjacent to the farm house. While perfectly tended, the overall impression is that of natural beauty.

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