Courtesy: Davidson Realty
207-863-2200
A classic home built in late 1800s or early 1900s. Recently occupied by portrait artist Gardner Cox, whose legacy is apparent in various portions of the house. The home is period authentic, has not been 'modernized', although the clapboards on much of the main house have been replaced with shingles for easier maintenance. The majority of the main house has oil heat with three zones. (Motor to be replaced this summer). Appears to be structurally sound but needs cosmetic work and exterior carpentry. The property includes an updated 'Fish House', a self-contained cottage, the large deck with recent superior underpinning renovations, basically sits over the waters of Bear Cove. (No damage from recent storms). Great rental history. The Fish House is seasonal, with large fireplace. Watch the vessel traffic from either structure, the main house or the 'Fish House', which contains one bedroom on the second floor. The deck facing the Thoroughfare on the main house faces south, and features cooling breezes most of the summer. Tidal shorefront directly in front of the property on Bear Cove is swimmable three hours each side of high tide.Though close to the center of town, Ames Point Road is a dead end that offers privacy and views along its length. Neither of the structures are visible from the road. A truly fine example of a period home with the advantage of a seasonal guest cottage.
Courtesy: Brookewood Realty
207-620-8212
This magnificent custom 3bed 2.5 bath home is situated on 10+/- acres on the Idyllic island of North Haven in Penobscot Bay. This wonderful year round property could also make a luxurious summer retreat. This property was built by a contractor with the same meticulous detail and quality used in the most prestigious summer homes of North Haven and Vinalhaven that he was entrusted to care for. He also remodeled the iconic 'Nebo Lodge'. This bright, open, and welcoming home boasts 1601 sqft. above grade with an additional finished 1601 sqft walk out daylight basement. Custom maple cabinetry adorns the kitchen and bathrooms. Generous insulated windows bathe both levels of the home with light and take full advantage of the beauty that surrounds the home, 'bringing the outside in.' The split plan offers a primary suite with a luxurious bath with a huge walk in closet. There is sound proofing between the primary suite and the living space and the same for the guest room. the entire home is insulated with Roxul with two layers in the ceilings and an additional layer of blown-in insulation. Taking the Ipe wood trimmed staircase to the lower level one will find and incredible entertainment space. The room is insulated and soundproofed with Roxul and boasts a bar, television area, several gaming tables, a half bath trimmed with more Ipe wood, ample windows with rare Maine black granite window sills and a beautiful stamped concrete floor. The area opens onto a large private deck/patio area that looks out over the back of the property. There is an insulated climate controlled barn. use it as is or convert it to suit your needs. If you want to get to this special place faster there is also an air strip to land your STOL aircraft or helicopter. This truly is a unique and special property! note; many of the furnishings can convey with a few exceptions.
Courtesy: LandVest, Inc.
207-236-3543
92 Main Street is a unique residence conveniently located in the heart of North Haven Village. The home is a recently converted church that lends itself to an elegant and sophisticated interior defined by open living spaces and high ceilings. Original architectural details include the two-story cathedral ceiling with arched beams while uniquely shaped windows and creative reimagining result in three cozy and comfortable bedrooms. The main floor of the residence is an expansive great room, measuring 60-feet by 30-feet, with an open two-story space and areas designated for relaxing, socializing and dining. One end of the home was turned into a stunning gourmet chef's kitchen, with a central eat-in island and professional appliances. The home also has a balcony living area, three bedrooms and three all-new baths. Within walking distance to North Haven Village including Nebo Lodge, Calderwood Pizza and the ferry terminal.
Courtesy: LandVest, Inc.
207-236-3543
Wooster Farm is an exceptional and historic saltwater farm with 9± acres, spectacular views over fields to the water, and shorefront on both the coveted Fox Island Thorofare and Wooster Cove. The current owner is only the fourth steward of this historically significant property that was once the home of the well-known American Impressionist painter, Frank W. Benson. Many of Benson's most popular paintings depict his family enjoying the stunning scenery of the farm's fields and beaches during the summers they spent at the farm. The main house is a beautiful and enchanting center-chimney Federal-style farmhouse with five bedrooms including a main floor primary bedroom suite. Period details include large wood-burning fireplaces, wonderful trim, and many of the original wide-board wood floors; a highlight is the preserved Benson mural in the living room. The property also has a charming two-bedroom guest cottage with a kitchen and living room, a tennis court, and a boathouse. A beautifully restored historic post-and-beam barn where Benson once painted offers a variety of uses and there are still splashes of colorful paint on the wall where he mixed paint and cleaned his brushes. The stunning setting features attractive and varied shorefront with two pocket sand and pebble beaches and a deep-water granite pier with a ramp and float system on the Thorofare. The property is divided by Crabtree Point Road and there is 327± feet of shorefront on Wooster Cove and 733± feet of shorefront on the Fox Island Thorofare.
Courtesy: Davidson Realty
207-863-2200
Located near the town of North Haven on a hill off Main Street, these three connected structures allow separation of bedrooms from the main living area, where a large kitchen, front-to-back light-filled spacious living/dining room, washer-dryer laundry room, bathroom accommodate a large family. The southernmost structure holds a bedroom and bathroom. On the other side of the centrally located family structure is a two-story residence with one bedrooms and a bathroom on the lower part and a bedroom, bathroom, and second bedroom on the upper floor. (There is potential for making this an independent living area by renovating the second bedroom and making it into a kitchen). Recent renovations of outside decking connect the three structures with functional but attractive steps and modern wired fencing. There is a shed in good shape steps from the house. The property features old-growth rhododendrons. Most furnishings will transfer if desired. Good rental history. Enough acreage for an Accessory Dwelling Unit if desired, with a cleared area that could also support a larger garden. Close to town with access along abandoned town road to avoid vehicle traffic, yet far enough out of the village to feature privacy.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
207-780-8900
97 acres on North Haven that define unique and diverse. An 1828 salt-water farmhouse that current and previous owners have preserved & maintained, sustaining the integrity of the structure while ensuring comfort and convenience. An arboretum with hundreds of varieties of trees & 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 & 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 & exploration; a two-car garage and tool house; a long six-bay structure for boats, vehicles, hay, or other storage; 3 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 & notated, dating to 1817; a huge pasture for livestock or horses; deer-proof vegetable gardens; a grape arbor; an enclosed orchard with peach, apricot, & cherry trees, as well as a 19th-century pear & apple orchard adjacent to the house. While perfectly tended, the overall impression is natural beauty.
Courtesy: LandVest, Inc.
207-236-3543
Stone Cove Farm is a classic saltwater farm with historic buildings, 267± acres of fields and woods, and spectacular views over the eastern end of the Fox Islands Thorofare, the ''Sparkplug'' lighthouse, Stimpson Island, and across East Penobscot Bay to Isle au Haut. Sited on a knoll with southerly views over the fields to the water, the house is a mid-nineteenth century extended Cape farmhouse with charming period details. The seasonal home has three bedrooms, a bunk room; and two historic barns complement the residence. Approximately 3,400± feet of varied and accessible ocean frontage includes a grassy point of land, dramatic rocky shore, and a pebble beach. A small island, ideal for picnics and children's exploration, is also included. The property offers the potential for additional residential development, a deep-water dock, and/or a return to agricultural pursuits. Extensive due diligence available.
North Haven is located in Maine. North Haven, Maine has a population of 540. North Haven is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.52% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.35%.
The median household income in North Haven, Maine is $63,125. The median household income for the surrounding county is $53,117 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in North Haven is 48.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.1 inches per year, with 57.9 inches of snow per year.
