This charming cottage has been in the same family for nearly a hundred years. It was the summer retreat for artist Hazel Brill Jackson, rock climber, poet, defender of wild animals and internationally acclaimed sculptress. She created bronze statues of wild animals, inspired by local wildlife , content in the peaceful atmosphere of Cutler. As such, her studio/retreat is not only an ideal summer place for nature and outdoor enthusiasts but has excellent potential as a B&B with a unique history. From the wrap-around deck, there are views of Cutler town across the Harbor, and out to Little River Island and Grand Manaan. Eagles and osprey drift by regularly on sea breezes. On the hottest days of summer, cool fog tempers the air so there's no need for AC. A kitchen wood stove and living room Franklin fireplace add warmth and coziness in the shoulder seasons. Thrushes sing in the pre-dawn and dusk. Glorious sunrises bloom over the hills above Cutler town and eastern Head. One of the many rugged and rocky Bold Coast trails, Western Head, begins a quarter mile from the doorstep. Many other trails and public beaches are minutes away by vehicle. Deer and bird habitat abounds, sweetgrass and balsam poplar leaves scent the air. The shoreline is good for digging your own clams as well as beach-coming. And for boat lovers, the far end of the shore is accessible for deep water anchorage. Little River (Cutler Harbor) is famous for its depth and length and as such provides safe shelter for fishermen's boats, yachts, and recreational kayakers and paddle boarders. This property is one of the rarest places of its kind left along the Maine Coast. A perfect place to begin a family tradition. SELLER IS OFFERING CONCESSION FOR NEW SEPTIC SYSTEM. MOTIVATED SELLER

EXTREMELY MOTIVATED SELLERS!!! This extraordinary hilltop property will impress you from the moment you step out of your car. It boasts a panoramic southern view of the front field and a forested valley; an abundance of wildlife (deer, turkey, ruffed grouse, fox, songbirds, etc.); 27 selectively-cut acres of mixed hardwood with established woods roads; out-the-door walking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing; and accessible snowmobile and four-wheeler trails (no trailering necessary). The open-plan home features reclaimed post and beam elements throughout; custom-built cabinets; a beech and cherry stairway to the second-floor; large thermal-paned windows; new flooring upstairs and down; and an entry sunroom/mudroom. There's an eat-in kitchen with a large island; walk-in pantry/laundry; large south-facing living room with a Vermont Castings wood stove; a first-floor bedroom with attached newly-renovated bathroom (including a tiled, walk-in shower); and a large end-of-house attached deck. The second floor has two bedrooms; a sitting area; and a full bath with tub/shower. This home also has opportunities to add personal touches. Outside, the property has a detached main garage with two bays, a work area, an inside/outside covered dog kennel (or carport), 100-amp breaker box, a second floor with secondary living space potential, and a newly shingled roof. The fully insulated second garage has two bays (including a drive-through), with a separate interior storage area, dedicated 100-amp breaker box, an insulated metal chimney for a woodstove, and a recently re-shingled roof. The three-year-old, 12' x 24' Shelter Logic garage has a wood-beam foundation and graded-rock floor. The southern exposure has excellent solar power potential. This property is a rare find.