The Knowles Company

Restored Savage shingle-style cottage, close to the village of Northeast Harbor. 49 Harborside offers 5 bedrooms, 5 baths with 5,200+/- square feet of four-season living. Understated elegance with a relaxed informality, offering south- facing balconies and covered porches, perched above the harbor with a dock.

Treetops is an original 1900s Fred Savage-designed, and meticulously renovated, Shingle-style cottage located on the upper tiers of Cooksey Drive in Seal Harbor with water views to the outer islands. Treetops offers a respite from a busy life to renew a sense of place and family bonds through the balance of a home’s elegant comfort matched with the symbiotic beauty of the Acadia’s natural world.

One of Northeast Harbor's quintessential shingle-style cottages built in the early 1900's by Fred Savage for S.D. Sargeant, "Over-the-Way" rests on .53 acres +/-, with 6 bedrooms and 7 baths, and a full wrap around porch overlooking beautifully landscaped grounds and gardens. Fabulous entertaining is a breeze with the formal living and dining rooms with porch access, and a cozy library den for quieter times. A Butler's pantry just off the spacious kitchen and informal dining area brings family meals together in a jiffy. Propane fireplaces in the den and dining room add ease and comfort with a wood burning fireplace in the living room. Each bedroom upstairs has newly renovated full baths with showers. Nestled off South Shore Road with towering cedar hedges for privacy, but close to town and marina for maritime activities. Over-the Way - A rare gem that has been lovingly and meticulously cared for.

Designed by Architect Keith Kroeger in 2001, the creative, multi-generational floor plan provides for both privacy and celebratory gathering. Welcoming porches, fireplaces, plus professionally landscaped grounds and gardens by Dennis Bracale, 10 bedrooms in two attached residences, all near the Village, Marina, and Acadia National Park.

Forest Ledge is a gracious, shingle and stucco summer cottage prominently sited on the high point of Ox Hill with commanding western views of Seal Harbor, outer islands, and the Atlantic Ocean. The full house-length terrace is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the cool sea breeze, views, and sunsets over the far outer islands. The formal dining room offers a wood-burning fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the stunning ocean vistas. The first floor also includes a generous living room with a fireplace and a cozy den accented by a hand-painted mural of Mount Desert Island. There are seven bedrooms, including a large Master Suite with ocean views, a fireplace, private bathroom and dressing room. Forest Ledge is nestled with moss and fern-covered granite outcroppings along with native blueberry bushes spread throughout the natural landscaping. This wonderful cottage is only moments from Acadia National Park Carriage Roads and Trails, Seal Harbor Beach, and local restaurants.

The westerly views over Somes Sound from this year-round residence high on Norumbega Mountain are superb. The 4+/- acre property abuts Acadia National Park; the designer house features an open floor plan, Master wing and office, 3 guest bedrooms, 6 baths, fireplaces, large open deck and heated outdoor swimming pool. The light-filled main floor contains all living quarters and entertaining spaces; the spacious open lower level offers endless possibilities. Sumner House is a luxurious, airy retreat with unparalleled vistas of Valley Cove and mountains. 

Windfall offers the best of all worlds. Situated opposite the renowned Thuya Gardens but close to village shops and the Park, the Asticou Dock, and it's own waterfront. A large deck offers a spot to enjoy your first coffee and the varied wildlife that appear in the quiet of the morning. Or invite friends to dine alfresco in the evening. The guest house is perfect for all those visitors you will have living in this timeless part of the Maine coast. The village of Northeast Harbor has long been a favorite destination of sailors and summer visitors, as well as those who seek an vibrant year round community. Its closeness to famed Acadia National Park with its hiking trails, carriage roads and picturesque ocean vistas makes it an ideal summer spot or year-round home. The Fleet dock is just minutes away as is the library and the many quaint shops and restaurants.