There is a saying that goes 'If you are lucky enough to live in Maine, you are lucky enough' and that sentiment is doubled, maybe tripled for those lucky enough to live in Port Clyde. One of those rare, out of the way working fishing villages along the Coast of Maine with a unique ability to be both quiet and relaxed with a vibrant and close-knit year-round community we all long for. Port Clyde is a hamlet of the Town of St. George, located on the tip of a peninsula home to other beloved villages such at Tenants Harbor, Clark Island and Martinsville. Built in 1985, this cozy and solid house has been cared for and maintained by the couple who built it. It was their idea to vault the ceilings and use natural wood beams to create a breezy and roomy feeling in a house that feels spacious and manageable all at the same time. Located a mile from the Village, the proximity to Port Clyde Proper isn't even the best part – this property offers Pedestrian Right-of-Way access to three 'association resident only' waterfront areas. Just a quick stroll out your back door delivers you to Pebble Beach, a phenomenon of Mother Nature made up of a beach with sand and round, smooth rocks worn from eons of rolling in the outgoing and incoming tides. Another access point just around the corner offers an ideal place to put in a kayak or paddle board and a little further down is third area of deeded shared waterfront. The leafy canopy that surrounds the property filters light into the house through large windows and a plush green lawn – think gardens and fire pits – leads to an outbuilding ready for reinvention. Maybe a bunk house or a studio? The basement is finished with an entertaining area, including a wet bar. There is lots of room here for a media room, game room, playroom or additional guest space. Simplicity is versatile and this is a blank canvas waiting for your ideas.