Surrounded by water and situated on 5+ acres, this private oceanfront home is located on Dingley Island in Harpswell and is accessed by a causeway. Kayak & swim right outside your door. This unique home was featured in a 19-page spread in Maine Home and Design Magazine 4/18. Within 5 minute drive of charming village of Cundy's Harbor, 30 min. to LL Bean and Freeport outlets, and 45 min. to downtown Portland and Boothbay Harbor. Very close to Bowdoin , Bates and Colby College. Spectacular Setting. Furnished entirely with Thos. Moser furniture and first addition art and sculpture. Recently renovated! Two gas fireplaces. Spa bathroom with Jacuzzi tub and steam shower. High end linens from Italy. Located on a knoll overlooking the ocean on one side and a fresh 10-acre pond on the other in which to enjoy spectacular sunrise and sunset. Swim and kayak in the summer and ice skate or snow shoe in the winter. Many rural roads for running, jogging or walking. Nature walks through woods. ****Please note: 4th single bedroom guest house is seasonal from June 15-September 15th. Dyson Cooling Air Fan System in all the bedrooms. We also have three portable air conditioners as needed when weather is unusually warm which is rare. You will have full and private access to the house, patios, private dock, kayaks, canoe and grounds. We are extremely accessible and will be available and present as much as our guests desire. We are no longer offering special events or gatherings of more than 10 people on our property. Within a 5 minutes drive of the charming seaside fishing village of Cundy's Harbor to enjoy fresh lobster and seafood. 15 minutes drive to the bustling towns of Brunswick and Bath, 45 minutes to downtown Portland or Boothbay Harbor, 75 minutes to Camden, Rockland and Kennebunkport. Close to Beaches including Thomas Point, Popham and Reid State Park. Please note: we are no longer accepting guest to have parties or special events in-site. Having an event without written permission and contract will forfeit your reservation. The house is very secluded and quiet on a dead end road. Closest grocery store is 15 minutes away. Featured nineteen page article on the house in Maine Home and Design in April of Two Thousand Eighteen