If your idea of “getting away from it all” involves an entire 25-acre sanctuary off the rugged coast of Maine, your dream property just hit the market.
Nestled off the shores of Georgetown, and listed for $3.85 million, Long Island offers a rare convergence of ultimate privacy and history.
The crown jewel of the secluded property is a 3,346-square-foot waterfront estate built in 1862. Boasting five bedrooms and panoramic ocean views, the historic home sits among mature trees and rolling lawns.
The island retreat is being offered as a fully private sanctuary, with the surrounding acreage providing ample room for outdoor recreation, boating, kayaking, and exploring Maine’s rugged coastline.
“This property, formerly the home of renowned artist Stephen Etnier, features a meticulously maintained, four to five bedroom Federal home, a substantial Deer Isle-granite deep water pier, a large separate artist’s studio, boathouse, old stonework, perennial gardens, an ancient orchard, waterfront meadows, mainland parking/access and wonderful woodland walking trails over 25 acres—all protected under thoughtful conservation,” reads the listing.
The listing is held by Poe Cilley of Vitalius Real Estate Group.
The property combines historic New England charm with the exclusivity of island living, the listing description states.
Inside, the home features spacious gathering areas designed to take advantage of the water views, while multiple bedrooms allow plenty of space for guests and extended family.
The home’s interiors retain much of their historic character while incorporating modern comforts.
At the heart of the residence is a spacious country-style kitchen that pairs classic New England charm with functionality.
The room features ample cabinetry, generous counter space, and large windows that frame picturesque views of the surrounding water and landscape, creating an ideal setting for both everyday meals and entertaining.
Nearby, several inviting living and gathering spaces offer a cozy retreat from the elements thanks to a fireplace.
Original architectural details throughout the home serve as a reminder of the property’s 19th-century roots, while the thoughtful layout allows residents and guests to enjoy sweeping vistas from multiple vantage points.
The primary bedroom provides a peaceful escape, with windows overlooking the island’s lush grounds and the sparkling waters beyond.
The space is designed to capitalize on the property’s secluded setting, offering a front-row seat to sunrises, sunsets, and passing boats.
The accompanying primary bathroom blends comfort and convenience, featuring generous proportions and a spa-like atmosphere. Natural light floods the room, enhancing its tranquil feel and reinforcing the home’s connection to the surrounding coastal landscape.
In addition to the primary suite, the residence offers four additional bedrooms, providing plenty of room for family and guests. Whether used as a seasonal getaway or a year-round residence, the home offers ample space to accommodate gatherings while maintaining a sense of privacy and serenity.
Large windows throughout the residence help bring the surrounding natural beauty indoors.
Private island listings are a rarity even in Maine, a state known for its rocky coastline and maritime heritage.
Long Island stands out not only for its size but also for its historic main house, which has remained a fixture on the island since the mid-19th century.
For buyers seeking the ultimate escape, the offering delivers something increasingly difficult to find in today’s luxury market: an entire island to call their own.
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