Seaway is an exceptional coastal estate located in desirable Manchester, just 45 minutes north of Boston. Set on nearly an acre with sweeping views of the Atlantic, this grand Colonial Revival home has been masterfully restored by renowned architectural firm Carpenter & MacNeille. The residence offers a combination of classic New England charm & refined modern living. Elegant formal spaces flow seamlessly into a custom chef’s kitchen with AGA range & light-filled gathering rooms, designed for comfort & entertaining. A luxurious primary suite features ocean views, spa-style bath, dressing areas, & morning bar/kitchenette. There are 5 additional ensuite bedrooms and & 3-bay carriage house. Outdoors, manicured gardens, stone terraces, & a pool create an idyllic setting for relaxation. Seaway has private deeded access to Singing Beach, is moments to the village shops, and direct train access to Boston. An extraordinary opportunity to own one of the North Shore’s most iconic seaside homes.

Immersed in the vast expanse of the Great Marsh, sited on 2+ acres on the shores of Abels Island, this remarkable coastal estuary creates a landscape where the rhythm of the tides, local wildlife, and light serve as your daily backdrop. Classic shingle-style with contemporary design and forward-thinking systems. Geothermal heating, radiant heat, and whole-house generator. Vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and fireplace. Fine finishes reflect artistry and grace. Kitchen with premium details and an open layout keeps you connected. Mahogany decks and screened porch provide a front-row seat to the ever-changing marsh activity. Tiled mudroom serves as a high-functioning workspace. Primary suite with a spa-like bath and steam shower. Office and a sunny library nook with access to an outdoor deck. Suite with elevated marsh views comprising a bedroom, office, sitting room, and full bath. This is a retreat that celebrates ecological beauty and the timeless allure of the North Shore coast.

One of the oldest surviving homes in Annisquam, this historic First Period Colonial (circa 1717) is part of the property known as The Old Castle. On Lobster Cove, this waterfront residence showcases a seasonal dock providing direct access. Located on the North Shore in Gloucester, the historic village of Annisquam offers a distinct coastal experience, distinguished by its narrow winding lanes, historic architecture, and a community atmosphere. Exceptional views are enjoyed both inside and out. Original craftsmanship has been preserved, including wide pine floors, woodwork, and two fireplaces. A sunroom along the water side was added and designed with three walls of full-length windows to watch the cove, with ample space for dining and multiple seating areas. The layout offers a bathroom on each floor, second-floor laundry, a back stairway, and third-floor bonus space. Practical updates include an updated heating system, replaced sunroom windows, basement work, and a repaired seawall.

'The Arrowsic Lodge' Discover a residence that feels less like a traditional house and more like a high-end lodge, harmonizing with the rugged beauty of the Maine landscape. Located in the island community of Arrowsic, this property spans 2.06 acres of serene woodlands, offering a life characterized by the rhythms of nature and the surrounding rivers. The architecture utilizes a segmented layout to create a balance between gathering and solitude, featuring wood finishes and glass to dissolve the boundary between inside and out. Designed to function as a steadfast year-round homestead or a serene seasonal sanctuary, the home adapts to your needs with ease.
The central open floor plan serves as the anchor, featuring wood floors and vaulted ceilings that connect the kitchen, dining, and living areas. The home branches into specialized environments, including the Royal Suite--an undisturbed space with a private living room, bedroom, and ensuite bath. The West Wing sun room offers a place for observation with a gas stove and windows that frame the shifting seasons, while the great room is the centerpiece with its own exterior entry, bedroom loft, and bathroom. The primary bedroom is a retreat within a retreat, with a private deck and a dedicated workspace loft.
The exterior spaces extend the living area into the environment via a back deck with a screened-in porch. While the island feels removed from the rush, it is linked by Route 127, remaining closely connected to the historic shipbuilding city of Bath. The cultural pulse of Bath offers a vibrant contrast to the island's quietude. This 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home includes furnishings, a two-car garage, and a carport. A setting where the outside world recedes and the enduring character of Maine's Midcoast unfolds.