We've said it before and we will say it again, if you are lucky enough to live in Clark Island, you are lucky enough. And it's not just because this idyllic, waterfront community is where we grew up so we really, really know – this magical village is literally what the Maine Lifestyle is all about. Tucked away on a small point extending out into Clark Cove and towards Rackliff Island, Wheeler Bay and Clark Island itself, 63 Patricia Lane is a classic New England cape with envy-inspiring views. A wraparound deck steps down to a green lawn and pathways to the waterfront – 117 feet of stunning ocean front belongs to you. Launch a kayak or paddle board and then spend a few hours on the platform, smartly perched above the smoothed granite rocks, and watch Osprey fish for their dinner, sailboats glide by and realize, this is exactly what you have been working so hard for. The house is 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom; the second floor is insulated, plumbed, heated and ready to be completed. We aren't trying to tell you what to do, but if we were buying this house, we would dormer that second story and the views would be stunning. True one floor living if you prefer, the two-car garage is connected to the house via a heated breezeway. Two beautiful sliding French doors lead to the deck and a wood-burning fireplace rounds things out nicely. Patricia Lane is lovely for walking and biking and less than a 10-minute walk away is the historic Craignair Inn and its celebrated restaurant, The Causeway. Clark Island itself was recently bought by Maine Coast Heritage Trust to preserve access to this amazing island complete with sandy beaches, swimming quarries and miles of hiking trails. The working-waterfront villages of Tenants Harbor and Port Clyde are just minutes away and the conveniences of larger towns, such as Rockland, Camden and Thomaston, are accessible in less than 15 minutes. A boat launch just down the road is available to use for Residents of Clark Island.