Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
This third-floor condo is on Main Street in Stonington village, with the harbor in front and the town right outside. It's the top floor, but the unit is only one flight of stairs up from the parking level. The living room and balcony face south across Stonington Harbor. You look past the lobster fleet on its moorings to the spruce-covered islands of Merchant Row, with Isle au Haut beyond. The harbor is busy at first light and quiet by evening, and you'll see all of it from here. Inside, the space is bright and open, and the living and dining areas share the water view. The kitchen has granite counters, a breakfast bar, and plenty of cabinet space. The primary bedroom has its own bath. The second bedroom works for guests or as an office, and a second full bath is close by. In-unit laundry keeps chores simple. Step outside and you're in the middle of the village. 44 North Coffee is next door. Restaurants, galleries, and the Opera House are a short walk away. The Stonington Public Library is just a few steps off, a warm and welcoming place with lectures and activities all year. In July and August, when Main Street fills up, your assigned parking space means you never have to circle the block, and the groceries only go up one flight. The building's secure entry makes the unit easy to close up and leave for the season. The unit is sold fully furnished, except for the artwork. Bring groceries and settle in.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
This red-shingled cottage sits on a small knoll above Stonington Harbor, just steps from the village shops, restaurants, and the Opera House. In summer you catch glimpses of the harbor through the trees, and once the leaves drop the view opens up. It is a small house, well proportioned, and it has kept its period detail: a granite foundation, original window and door trim with carved rosette corner blocks, and old wavy glass in many of the windows. The owners have put three years into restoring it. A few small items are left to finish, but the major work is done. You come in through the kitchen, updated with a gas rangetop and vented hood, butcher block counters, a quartz peninsula, and a vintage drainboard sink. A pass-through with a stained glass panel opens to the dining room, so the cook is never cut off from the table. The dining room holds a long table with room to spare, and the built-in window seat is the kind of spot where you sit down with a book and lose an hour. A door leads out to the covered porch. The living room is right off the dining room, with a bay of tall south-facing windows. The sun works its way across the floor through the afternoon. The cat will find it before you do. Upstairs are three bedrooms with painted wood floors and good ceiling height. The largest faces south and has ample closet space. The second has a sleeping loft under the eaves beside the old brick chimney, reached by a library ladder, good for a reading nook or a nap. The third is a comfortable room for family or guests. A full bath at the top of the stairs serves all three, with a glass shower, penny tile floor, and a vessel sink set on an antique dresser. Outside, a granite retaining wall and stone path frame a yard that is easy to keep up, with room for gardens. A well-loved house in the village, ready for its next owner.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
207-780-8900
An extraordinary deep-water oceanfront offering bordering Stonington's coveted 98-acre Crockett Cove Woods Preserve, this remarkable property enjoys an elevated, westerly setting with sweeping views across the Gulf of Maine to the distant Camden Hills. The striking main residence, a Rockport Post & Beam home constructed of kiln-dried Douglas fir, was built with exceptional materials and craftsmanship. Soaring ceilings, expansive walls of glass, and an open floor plan embrace the magnificent ocean setting. Anchoring the great room is a massive Deer Isle granite fireplace, while an indoor solarium adds a distinctive architectural element and connection to the surrounding landscape. The first-floor primary suite offers convenient one-level living. Two additional bedrooms are located above, along with an open balcony overlooking the dramatic living room and ocean beyond. A second year-round residence is thoughtfully positioned to provide privacy from the main house while remaining close enough to create a connected compound. Ideal for extended family or guests, both homes maintain their own sense of place within the property. An additional oceanfront lot offers the opportunity to preserve exceptional privacy around the two residences or consider its future possibilities. Muir Woods itself is one of the property's most compelling attributes. This thoughtfully planned enclave borders the Crockett Cove Woods Preserve, with walking paths and conserved lands contributing to its peaceful, private character. The area is closely associated with renowned artist Emily Muir, whose work and vision were deeply influenced by the landscape of Deer Isle. Deepwater frontage, commanding westerly views, two year-round residences, an additional oceanfront lot, and a setting steeped in the artistic and maritime heritage of Deer Isle combine to create a truly rare offering.
Courtesy: Vylla Home
617-877-6033
Welcome to 61 Sunset ave featuring a large spacious doublewide and a large 2 story garage. The home is in need of some cosmetic repair but can be made into a great home once again!
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
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: 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 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.
