Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
40 Tea Hill offers a sunny, level, and open 1.2-acre lot--an excellent opportunity to build your home in a private setting just minutes from town. The existing mobile home is not livable, but the property presents a great opportunity for a fresh start or an ambitious renovation project. A 30-foot right-of-way from Tea Hill provides added privacy. With electricity already on site, along with a drilled well and septic system, this property is ready for your vision. Bring your ideas and make this lot your own!
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
Renovators' opportunity! Sweet little cottage on approximately one acre just 2 miles from the center of Stonington Village. Some work has been initiated but there is plenty more to satisfy your creative impulses. A large cleared meadow spreads out from the house which sits at the high point of the lot offering plenty of space for additions, outbuildings, etc. Property is being sold as-is and there is no active electrical service.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
Built in 1870 as the livery stable for Green's Landing, as Stonington was once known, this historic home has remained in one family since 1978. Purchased by an art professor and artist as a creative retreat, it has grown into a beloved family home, the same Wyeth-esque light still filling its rooms. Set broadside to the harbor, the house rises with its hillside setting so nearly every room enjoys open, south-facing water views. Original trim and built-ins remain, thoughtfully updated with respect for the home's history. White walls, wide-plank floors, and warm natural tones create a clean, minimalist feel. The living and dining room stretches along a wall of south-facing windows, while an antique tabletop beneath another wall of windows creates a favorite coffee spot. This level also includes a bedroom suite, a kitchen with open cabinetry, and a vaulted great room with loft and barn access. Upstairs are three bedrooms plus a fourth flexible room featuring a small loft and a gabled ceiling, suited as a sitting room, studio, or library. The third floor, tucked beneath the roofline with skylights overhead, is ideal as an office or studio. The walk-out lower level includes a studio with floor-to-ceiling windows, finished flex space, and utility rooms with a sink and oversized doors. The attached barn, with its dramatic wall of east-facing windows, is a truly unique space. A separate studio or workshop, once the artist's studio, offers potential as an accessory dwelling. One of the larger in-village parcels, the property features granite walls, upper and lower parking, abundant southern light, and deck plans ready for the next owner. From one artist's retreat to its next chapter, this house still offers room for everyone.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
South-facing saltbox on Granite Street in Stonington village, overlooking Bayview Street with sweeping views of the Deer Isle Thorofare, the surrounding archipelago, and Isle au Haut in the distance. Southern exposure keeps the light generous all day, and the views hold their own against it. Decks wrap around two sides of the house, and the drive is lined with granite walls and perennial plantings, set against a rough granite hillside typical of the area. From the same seat, you'll watch schooners, lobster boats, yachts, picnic boats, and kayaks move through the Thorofare, along with fog drifting in and out and the pace of each day unfolding on the water. It's a front-row view of daily life on this bridged island off the coast of Maine. Inside, the first floor opens to an L-shaped kitchen with a westerly view down the Thorofare. The living room has a bowed window seat, a good place to settle in with a book or just watch the water, along with large windows that frame the close, elevated panorama. A half bath with washer and dryer sits just off the living room. A third room on this floor works well as a den now, with room to become a first-floor bedroom or office. Upstairs, two good-sized bedrooms round out the home. The larger one takes in south and east views of the Thorofare and archipelago, with a westerly view of the Thorofare as well. The upstairs landing currently serves as an office, though it would make just as fitting a sitting or reading room. Granite walls frame the yard to the north and south. A full walk-out basement runs beneath the house. The property has public septic already in place, and public water will be connected prior to closing. Stonington is Maine's top lobster landing port, known equally for its working waterfront, its arts community, and its unpretentious Maine style. This home is within walking distance of local restaurants, the Stonington Opera House, and the town's postcard views, with the public boat launch just around the corn
Courtesy: The Christopher Group, LLC
877-350-4409
Enjoy the ease of condominium living in the heart of Stonington at Foggy Harbor House. Unit #2 is a welcoming, year-round home offering two bedrooms, one and a half baths, and a functional layout well suited for everyday living or a seasonal retreat. The first floor features a spacious kitchen, inviting living area, full bath with laundry, and access to an outdoor porch--an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee or relax after a day on the water. Upstairs, you'll find two bedrooms and a convenient half bath. Thoughtful updates, including Rinnai direct-vent propane heaters in the living room and primary bedroom, provide efficient, reliable warmth for year-round living. Each of the five units at Foggy Harbor House includes one dedicated parking space, with additional public parking available nearby for guests. Owners also enjoy shared outdoor spaces and the convenience of being just steps from Stonington's working waterfront, restaurants, galleries, shops, and harbor. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, a seasonal getaway, or a low-maintenance coastal home, Unit #2 offers the opportunity to enjoy village living in one of Maine's most beloved working waterfront communities.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
Built as a private residence by well-respected local builder Jim Cust, this custom 2001 Victorian sits just steps from the village on a quiet dead-end road, with southern exposure and elevated views of Stonington harbor and the islands. The builder's care shows throughout. Walk to the farmers market, restaurants, library, and shops, then come home to perennial gardens, raised beds, and a covered porch wrapped in roses and grapevines. The first floor has an open layout connecting the living, dining, and kitchen areas, with a half bath and a pantry/mudroom. The kitchen includes a gas range, and wood floors run throughout. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a full bath with laundry and a marble-floored soaking tub. The third floor opens to a sitting area with custom built-ins and harbor views, a versatile space that works as a bedroom, studio, or family room with an attached office. Thoughtful details run throughout: stained glass windows, fine woodwork, marble tile, and a wood stove. The home is energy efficient, with radiant heat on two floors, two thermostats, propane, central vac, and an automatic 200-amp generator. Southern light, harbor views, and an easy walk to everything Stonington offers. The work has been done for you on this in-town gem.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
The McGuire House sits on the crest of a hill in picturesque Stonington Maine overlooking Stonington Harbor. Once the residence of Frank McGuire, founder of the Deer Isle Granite Company, this distinguished home, built circa 1890, beautifully preserves its original character while benefiting from thoughtful modern updates and system improvements made by attentive owners over the years. Become absorbed in an historical account of Stonington while sitting on the front porch and enjoy the captivating view of Stonington Harbor. Subtle reminders of Mr. McGuire's legacy remain, including a granite-lined entry path and impressive slabs of locally quarried granite that form the porch floor. Set on a generous 0.79-acre in-town lot, the McGuire House offers comfortable living space, plenty of storage in the attached barn and garage and mature landscaping. All within easy reach of shops, galleries, restaurants, weekly Farmer's Market and much more. Lovingly maintained and presented in turnkey condition, this exceptional property blends historic significance, coastal charm, and modern comfort.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
Bright, beautifully renovated, and exceptionally energy-conscious, this turnkey home combines abundant natural light, high-end finishes, modern mechanical systems, renewable energy infrastructure, and inviting indoor-outdoor living spaces. South facing windows illuminate warm wood floors and thoughtfully updated interiors, while a renovated kitchen features custom cabinetry, stone countertops, tile backsplash, new fixtures, and a full suite of cook's appliances. Recent improvements throughout the home create a clean, refined aesthetic that balances comfort with everyday functionality. Over the past three years, the property has benefited from substantial investments in efficiency, resilience, and long-term performance. Heating and plumbing systems have been upgraded, the boiler and water heater have been replaced, and electrical infrastructure has been expanded to support modern lifestyles. A 4 kW solar array and whole home battery provide reliable energy and energy storage, complemented by an EV charging port ready for convenient electric vehicle charging. Exterior improvements are equally impressive, including a new roof, new custom exterior doors, exterior painting, masonry repairs, fencing, landscaping, fruit trees, and extensive granite stonework. Carefully designed terraces, walkways, and outdoor gathering spaces facing the water enhance both usability and curb appeal while maintaining a low-maintenance setting. Additional upgrades include custom wood window blinds, a newly installed EPA certified wood stove, upgraded entrance canopies, and numerous finish and infrastructure improvements that reflect exceptional care and stewardship. The result is a move-in-ready home where major capital improvements have already been completed, offering a rare combination of character, efficiency, sustainability, and lasting value.
Courtesy: Parker Point Realty
207-412-3833
3 bed/2bath home on nearly 2 acres in a fishing community in Stonington. This home has a large, private yard with drive thru right of way. The house features a new kitchen, new appliances, and new windows. Needs some finish out of trim, etc. One of the few affordable homes on the Island.
Courtesy: The Christopher Group, LLC
877-350-4409
Tucked into the heart of downtown Stonington's working harbor, this charming 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home offers an authentic slice of Maine coastal living. Just over 1,000 square feet, the home welcomes you with an open kitchen and dining area, where a large picture window frames ever-changing harbor views--lobster boats, shifting tides, and glowing sunsets right from your table. Designed for both comfort and character, the layout maximizes space while maintaining a cozy, nautical feel. Step outside and you'll find a rare bonus: a dedicated waterfront workshop, perfect for hobbies, storage, or creative pursuits, all just steps from the water's edge. Connected to town sewer and water, this property combines the ease of in-town living with the rugged beauty of the working waterfront. Opportunities like this are few and far between--own a piece of Stonington where the harbor is your front yard.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
Welcome to 32 Burnt Cove Road, a beautifully renovated Cape Cod-style home. Enjoy water views of Burnt Cove from your dining room table. This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home has been updated from top to bottom, offering peace of mind for its future owners. Enjoy beautiful sunsets and the working waterfront from the recently landscaped backyard. Downtown Stonington and Sand Beach are just a short drive away. A spacious 2 car garage offers indoor parking and storage space. Updates include: new windows and doors, floors, exterior vinyl siding, interior flooring and paint, an updated kitchen with Kitchen Aid appliances, backyard with additional driveway and fire pit, freshly serviced automatic generator, weather barrier in the basement, and more! Don't miss this chance to make Stonington your home and live worry free. Full home inspection is available upon request.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
207-780-8900
Tucked away in complete privacy, this exceptional four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers 435 feet of pristine freshwater frontage on the tranquil shores of Burnt Land Pond. No motorboats are allowed as it is the water supply for the town of Stonington. Built in 2002 with energy efficiency in mind, the home is a perfect blend of comfort, sustainability, and natural beauty located just a five-minute drive to downtown Stonington with restaurants and shops. The open, light-filled layout is ideal for year-round living or a serene getaway, with a spacious back deck that invites you to relax and take in sweeping water views and vibrant birdlife. A separate outbuilding offers flexible space for storage, hobbies, or a studio, while the established garden area is ready for your green thumb. There is a canoe and dock ready for exploring the beautiful shoreline. There is a wood stove for those crisps days and evenings. The fully equipped kitchen is open to the dining and sitting area. This could be a duplex as there are two separate entrances with two bedrooms on each side. A studio was added and connected to the home for the artist or hobbyist. Whether you're kayaking at sunrise, gardening in the afternoon, or unwinding by the water at sunset, this peaceful property is a rare and special find for nature lovers and privacy seekers alike.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
Fuch's Farmhouse - Set along the Deer Isle Thorofare, this classic farmhouse occupies approximately 5.7 acres with 450' of frontage, connecting seamlessly to the shore. Located on the western side of the village in the well-loved Green Head neighborhood, the home dates to the early 1900s and has remained in the same family for decades. Currently a seasonal three-bedroom, two-bath property, it has the potential for year-round use with some updates. The house holds onto its original feel. An entryway leads into the kitchen, which has a propane range and refrigerator, plus a butler's pantry with a soapstone sink, tin ceilings, and wood floors. Wood floors and detailed trim work continue throughout, giving the home a comfortable, lived-in character. The living room centers on a chimney with a woodstove and opens onto the south- and west-facing wraparound porch. The formal dining room retains original radiators and trim. A first-floor bath includes a shower, washer and dryer, and a bright window with water views. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a larger room with strong views toward Isle au Haut. A smaller front room works well as a reading nook or office. The second-floor bath has a clawfoot tub, antique fixtures, and an original radiator. The attic offers two additional finished or semi-finished rooms for extra sleeping or workspace. Outside, the clapboard and wood shingle siding reflect the home's age and setting. The wraparound porch is the perfect place to relax and take in the views, and a one-bay garage provides extra storage or workspace. This is a property that hasn't been overdone--cared for, held onto, and used as it was meant to be: close to the water, close to the village, and very much part of the landscape.
Courtesy: Maine Real Estate Pros
207-200-8759
Searching for a creative canvas for your real estate dreams? This 2-bedroom, 1-bath fixer-upper is primed for a present-day glow-up. Home is in need of work but with location and some sweat equity this home could be the one. While the home does need some repairs, it appears to have good bones and provide the chance to make updates at your own pace and truly tailor the space to your style. Mold is suspected but not verified. Showing Instructions: BrokerBay; Show Without Notice; Internal Remarks/Contingency: Home is winterized and power is shut off. The mobile home on the property has soft floors and is not in livable condition.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
TEA HILL ENCLAVE -- Tucked at the end of a quiet dead-end road near Stonington Village, this exceptional 1.27+/- acre property offers a rare collection of five quality structures set among mature landscaping, established drives, and thoughtfully maintained grounds. A walking right-of-way to Webb Cove adds a fantastic bonus for kayaking, swimming, or simply enjoying the shore. MAIN HOUSE -- A 3-bedroom, 3-bath contemporary cape where quality materials and elevated spaces set the tone throughout. A propane stove warms the entry sitting room, leading to a recently renovated spa-style bath with multiple shower heads, glass block, and beautiful tile work. The upgraded kitchen features granite counters, quality appliances, and sliding doors to a back deck. A spacious living room, formal dining room, and sun-filled sunroom with deck access round out the main floor. Upstairs, three bedrooms include a craft room with private balcony, a charming guest room, and a primary suite with double closets, tongue-and-groove ceilings, and a tiled bath with bidet, soaking tub, separate shower, and heated towel bars. GUEST HOUSE -- A shingle-style 2-bedroom, 1-bath cape with a compact but fully equipped kitchen with granite counters, open living and dining area, a flex room with granite and wine refrigerator ideal as an office or first-floor bedroom, two upstairs bedrooms with excellent ceiling height, and a deck overlooking the south yard. STUDIO -- A charming gambrel building with a first-floor sewing studio and potting shed, plus a two-room office on the second floor. Set up for creative or office use; no plumbing. (2) 2-BAY GARAGES -- Both are high-quality structures with handsome lines, quality doors and windows, and slab foundations. One includes an EV charging station; the newer garage features a loft for additional storage. This is a property that has so much to offer. Come take a look.
Courtesy: The New England Real Estate Company, LLC
207-236-7000
Charming three bedroom home, recently renovated with care from top to bottom. With new windows, wiring, plumbing, and insulation, it is practically a brand new house while still offering classic character. The primary bedroom is conveniently located on the first floor, making single level living an easy option. Beautiful cherry wood floors add warmth and richness, and the bathroom features radiant heat beneath the tiled floor for everyday comfort.A whole house generator provides added peace of mind. Come take a look and fall in love with living in Stonington. Owner prefers an October 2026 closing date.
Stonington is located in Maine. Stonington, Maine has a population of 887. Stonington is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 13.74% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.7%.
The median household income in Stonington, Maine is $63,359. The median household income for the surrounding county is $60,354 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Stonington is 56.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.5 inches per year, with 58.5 inches of snow per year.
