$670,000
Over 300 feet of owned, sandy-bottom frontage on Fahi Pond, unshared and reached by a short path from the house — bring a canoe down and be on the water in minutes. Nine and a half wooded acres, sunset views, and a huge three-car garage with a partially finished in-law space above.
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$300,000
Ripples of Possibility
Here's what you're actually buying at 31 Hardy Point Road: 440 feet of Pennamaquan River frontage, a comfortable 1860s house that needs nothing urgent, and a 2,300-square-foot former packing warehouse with real history attached and a next chapter still unwritten. This isn't a fixer for the house — it's raw potential for the building nobody else knows what to do with.
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$499,999
Toddy Pond is one of the Downeast coast's genuinely hidden gems — 2,000 acres, 8 miles of water, and a fishery serious enough to draw anglers year-round, yet still well off the more crowded Acadia corridor. This camp comes with a private dock, knotty pine interiors, and views across Second and Third Toddy Pond, all under an hour from Acadia National Park itself.
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$725,000
Here's the number that matters: 210 feet of deep-water frontage on Harrington Bay, granite shoreline, with a private mooring possible just offshore. The house is move-in ready — sold fully furnished, already running as a vacation rental — on 5.3 acres of balsam pine and white birch, year-round, for $725,000.
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