This incredible oceanfront property has been in our family for four generations. Caleb's Cottage was designed and built in 2003 to take full advantage of this ideal location, with direct access to the water, dock, mooring and gorgeous views of the harbor. Near the end of a private road, you will feel the peacefulness of a true get-away. Steps away from hiking in Acadia National Park, a 5 minute drive to the charming town of Southwest Harbor, and just 25 minutes from bustling Bar Harbor. Caleb's Cottage features clean, open and bright rooms overlooking the ocean, a fully equipped kitchen and all of the modern amenities to enhance your stay. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, gas stove, outdoor gas grill, microwave, TV, cable, DVD, high speed internet (wifi), and heat. Great for boaters with both dock and mooring access. Four bedrooms, including a bunk room, makes it ideal for families and groups up to 6 adults and 2 children. The entire Cottage, porch, parking and lawn is for the exclusive use of the guests. The dock is a private dock which may be occasionally shared with any guests that are staying at our cabin next door. Owner is not on site but available anytime via phone, text, email and can assist with any questions or issues. Owner will arrange for any local assistance if necessary (plumber, handyman, cable company, etc). A unique location on small peninsula with just a few other properties sharing this private road on Connor Point. Parking for up to three cars is available in front of the cottage. Most visitors choose to travel around the area by car, but there is also a free shuttle available nearby that runs all summer and stops at all the top locations around Acadia / Mt Desert Island. Great biking trails are available in the park. Nearby Activities: Walk just a few minutes to hiking trails, or drive (or take a free bus) around Mt. Dessert Island where you can stop to hike up mountains, swim in lakes, view the rocky coast, or visit Thunder Hole. You can hike (or drive) up Cadillac Mountain, the highest mountain in Acadia National park,which is one of dozens of mountains to climb. From here you can look down to Bar Harbor and the Porcupine Islands, the Cranberry Islands, and much of Mt. Desert Island.