On a quiet Hancock cul-de-sac where deer wander through fields and the trees whisper all year long, you'll find a property that doesn't fit neatly into a category—and that's exactly the point. A log-sided main house keeps it cozy and classic with one-level living: two bedrooms, a full bath, a laid-back kitchen, and a living room that glows golden in the afternoon light. It's got the soul of a Maine retreat—with wood everywhere and cathedral ceilings with exposed log beams that make you want to breathe a little deeper. Across the way, a whole different vibe takes shape—the wildcard: a newer, separate apartment above the garage. With an open-concept kitchen and living area, vaulted ceilings, big windows, one bedroom with its own half bath, a full bath with laundry, and office space, it's distinct in character and bathed in natural light—this space invites relaxation, sparks inspiration, and offers just enough water view to slow you down. Speaking of water: you've got shared deeded access to 150 feet on Mt. Desert Narrows, tucked at the end of the cul-de-sac. Set on 3.25 acres with gardens, several fruit trees and bushes, a chicken coop, solar power, wood stoves, a heat pump, no HOA, and solid internet, this place is made for mixing things up—live in one, rent the other, do both, or carve out something entirely your own. Ten minutes to Ellsworth. Twenty-five to Acadia. A lifetime away from the ordinary. And? Ready to see it? Let's go!
