Description

Forty-two Brickyard Cove is an exquisite visionary modern design and architectural ode to the beauty and serenity of the Maine coast, with glass rooms that appear to float in the air, reflecting the ethereal hues of the ocean and lush green canopy of trees that surround it. Set on a private three-acre lot with 250 feet of pristine oceanfront, a 125-foot granite crib dock with stairs to the beach, and manicured flower and vegetable gardens. An enchanting bridge masterfully engineered over a meandering brook creates a nostalgic path from the two-bedroom guest house with pool and workshop to the main seaside residence. A stone-paver driveway and courtyard with radiant heat lead you to the entrance, where a striking front foyer is lined with glass curtain walls and a ceiling is adorned with white oak carried through from the outdoor porticos. Inside, nature continues to inspire. Professionally designed with textured wall treatments and materials and colors that echo the tranquility of the outdoors, it offers three levels of living and an elevator. The chef's kitchen, with custom cabinetry and quartzite counters, flows into dining and living areas with a fireplace to cozy up to after a day of outdoor adventures, as well as multiple decks to embrace sea breezes and panoramic views of the Atlantic and neighboring islands. Three en-suite bedrooms offer luxurious respite, and a library is an inviting space to work from home. Downstairs, unwind in the family room with a kitchenette or step outside to the patio with fireplace, where stories are shared, and s'mores are made under the stars. The home also caters to your 4-legged friends with a dog wash station in the mudroom. The protected waters of Brickyard Cove are a haven for boaters, paddleboarding, and clamming enthusiasts alike. Located minutes from Wolfe's Neck Park and the bustling shops and restaurants of downtown Freeport. This property is a canvas for lifelong memories, with every detail whispering the beauty that surrounds it.

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Listed by: Linda Macdonald