Landfall

Beds: 3 Kings, 2 Singles, 1 Trundle

Situated on a spruce-clad point at the entrance to Northeast Harbor, Landfall presents a rare opportunity to experience a period home and its showcase gardens. This Asian-inspired architectural masterpiece sets the stage for rest and relaxation with its private balconies, open living areas, and private dock. Surrounding the property, a network of pine-laden paths lead you throughout the delightful flower and moss gardens, highlighted by small pools, granite outcroppings, and granite sculpture. A detached private Tea House, perched on the edge of the shore, presents a quiet spot to read, reflect, or work on your novel. This inviting and restful home preserves a sense of elegance and style, yet invites one to sit back and enjoy Maine’s summer pleasures.

FIRST FLOOR: Entry Hall leading to a Living Room features cathedral ceilings, large fireplace, a wall of windows, and piano. This space enjoys lovely garden and water views. The Dining Room with table that seats eight to ten, features floor to ceiling windows overlooking a tranquil pool, rock gardens, and the ocean beyond. Well-equipped Kitchen with updated appliances and table that seats four. Primary Bedroom Suite with King bed, private Full Bath with combined tub and shower, fireplace, and separate entry to a terrace that looks over the gardens to the water. Office with TV and trundle bed (two singles that can combine into a king) serves as a fifth Bedroom (not pictured) with renovated private Full Bath with tub/shower combination.

SECOND FLOOR: Hall with sitting bench overlooking the Living Room. Bedroom with King bed, fireplace, and door to a private balcony overlooking the gardens. En suite private Full Bath with combined tub and shower, and unique double walk-in closets, each with its own sink. Bedroom with King bed and private balcony as well as an en suite Full Bath with shower stall. Bedroom with twin beds.

OUTDOOR SPACES: Perhaps the most memorable feature of this home, the extensive gardens, woodland paths, and surrounding woods invite one to explore, meditate, or simply absorb the natural fragrances of flowers, mosses, and pine. Follow a short trail to the quiet Tea House with covered porch perched at the edge of the shore. Shared dock and two moorings also available.

COMMENTS: The Gardens have been featured in House and Garden, Town and Country, and Horticulture Magazine, as well as Garden Paths by Gordon Hayward, and Seaside Gardening by Theodore James, Jr.