Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
This classic post-and-beam Cape sits on a one-acre lot with 269 feet of waterfront on Burnt Cove. The property offers sunny southern exposure and western views over Burnt Cove to Penobscot Bay and the Camden Hills. Well-suited for year-round living, the home benefits from a grandfathered location closer to the water than current regulations allow. Large water-facing windows, a southern deck, and a gently sloping lawn leading to the shore make the most of its waterfront setting, with granite outcroppings adding a distinct Stonington touch. The four-bedroom, 1.5-bath home features two living areas, each with its own fireplace—one made from fieldstone and the other from granite gathered on-site. The open kitchen includes a central island and granite countertops, with a remodeled laundry area just off the kitchen. Upstairs are four bedrooms with unique angles, interesting windows, and water views, plus a full bathroom in the hallway. A detached barn provides additional storage and workspace. With docks on neighboring properties and space for a mooring, this property offers great potential for water access. Burnt Cove is a working harbor that blends fishing vessels with pleasure boats. The western-facing views deliver dramatic sunsets and sweeping vistas, connecting the property to Stonington's coastal heritage.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
This 3-bedroom antique farmhouse, located on Burnt Cove Road, is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped two-acre park-like yard. Lovingly maintained, the home preserves its period details while ensuring ease of care and comfortable living. Recent upgrades include newer windows, entry doors, roof, furnace and water tank, as well as a whole-house automatic generator. With impressive curb appeal, it features crisp classic lines and a paved driveway that connects to brick pathways, welcoming you into this proud residence. A gardening shed that was once cherished as a playhouse is sited in the park and comes complete with its own perennial gardens to welcome you in. Inside, you'll find beautiful molding and trim work that complements the hardwood floors throughout. The lower level includes a formal dining area, a galley kitchen, a formal living room with a fireplace, and a den/office that overlooks the picturesque backyard. Upstairs, the second level features three spacious bedrooms and a full bath with a convenient laundry area. Ideally located in Stonington, this property is just moments from the local market, Sand Beach, and the charming Stonington village, which offers a variety of restaurants, shopping, and essential conveniences. This antique farmhouse is a wonderful blend of charm and practicality, providing an inviting retreat with a serene backyard perfect for enjoying the beauty of nature.
Courtesy: Downeast Properties, Inc.
207-374-2321
Nestled above Stonington Harbor, 17 Seabreeze captures both close up and expansive views across Stonington's active harbor vista and village. Within these picturesque and sheltered waters of the Deer Isle Archipelago chain of islands, the beauty and accessibility to the waterfront is a true delight. Located on Small's Cove, surrounded by lawns and gardens, and yet adjacent to the downtown amenities, 17 Seabreeze has it all. Inside, the cottage offers a light-filled, open plan with beamed cathedral ceilings. A simple but fully functional kitchen opens to a spacious living and dining area, leading to the adjacent bedroom - all of which look out across the harbor and Isle au Haut in the distance. The cottage is water facing on two sides, surrounded by a grassy yard, stone patio, and impressive granite walls. A small footbridge crosses to the seller's adjacent property to provide for easy access to the shorefront, as well as two deeded parking spaces and stone step entry to the property.
Courtesy: The Island Agency
207-367-2550
This classic Maine cottage, located on the north side of Green Head Road, offers stunning south-facing water views of Allen Cove. The property includes 40 feet of owned shore frontage on the south side of the road, making this two-bedroom home a special find. A covered porch spanning two sides of the home invites you to relax and take in the panoramic views of the Allen Cove lobster pounds, Billings Marina and Boat Yard, the Deer Isle Thorofare, and the archipelago with Isle au Haut in the distance. This is a spot where you'll want to spend most of your time. Inside, the first floor of the cottage is filled with natural light, creating a warm and airy atmosphere. The spacious kitchen, with ample cabinet and countertop space, adjoins the living and dining areas, all featuring post and beam timbers and positioned on the south side of the home, allowing for sparkling water views from every window. Adjacent to this area is an inviting sitting room, a convenient half bath, and an additional entry door. Upstairs, you'll find two bedrooms, both offering excellent water views, including dramatic scenes of the cove and Thorofare. The spacious full bath with a laundry area completes the upper floor. The backyard provides ample green space and privacy, while a shed/workshop offers practical storage and workspace. Although currently a seasonal home, this cottage could easily be converted to a year-round residence with some updates. Located just a short distance from Stonington Village, Sand Beach, and local markets, this cottage is the perfect retreat. With the owned shore frontage, you can also enjoy kayaking or swimming when the tide is high. The home is being sold fully furnished, making for an easy transition to life on this beautiful bridged island.
Courtesy: LandVest, Inc.
207-236-3543
Located on Buckmaster Neck in Stonington, this stunning waterfront property has 13.11± acres, 814± feet of shorefront, and spectacular panoramic views of the Deer Isle Thorofare and its many islands. The residence is a contemporary, architect-designed house built to the highest standards with impeccable craftsmanship, luxurious and expertly sourced materials, and top systems. The home was designed by architect James W. Schildroth and represents many of Frank Lloyd Wright's groundbreaking philosophies; the incorporation of thoughtfully selected materials and custom finishes pay homage to Frank Lloyd Wright as well. Custom windows, granite floors, custom wool boucle rugs, green Briare tile and stainless-steel kitchen countertops all pay tribute to the famous architect. The three-bedroom residence spans three-and-a-half levels in an interesting and functional layout. The two-story living / dining room has floor to ceiling windows for enjoying the view, while an expansive Deer Isle Granite fireplace creates an interior focal point. A main-floor primary bedroom suite and a state-of-the-art listening room are among the many amenities. The varied shorefront is indicative of Stonington's famous granite ledge and steps lead down to a private and expansive sand beach. The professionally designed gardens are a veritable arboretum of shrubs and trees, artfully placed stonework, walking paths and water features. The property is subject to a Conservation Easement held by Maine Coast Heritage Trust.
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.
