86 Firth Drive, Boothbay, ME 04537 (MLS # 1626054)

PRICE $1,200,000 BEDS 4 BATHS 3 HOME SIZE 4,385 sqft LOT SIZE 1.50 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

A spacious coastal retreat to enjoy in any season. Reminiscent of the 'grand' Adirondack cabins, this 4400 sq ft home was designed by its owners for family gatherings, has comfortably slept 14 for as much as a week. Since 2019, the first floor has been used by the owners as a two bedroom home as they retired to Maine. The house sits firmly on a rocky ledge above the Damariscotta River. In spring, you will enjoy a succession of bulbs and perennials in bloom. In summer, you can sit on the screen porch or open the upper deck and imagine a tree house as the breeze off the water ruffles the treetops. Access the community's deep water dock for your own boat and/or kayaks...just a quick five minutes away, or cool off in the heat pump air conditioned interior. As fall approaches and the leaves fall, the river reappears and seems to wrap around the house. You will appreciate the wood stoves on cool evenings and fully zoned heating system as winter deepens. The view of the river covered in ice and snow is spectacular. But first, step into the sun-drenched great room where hardwood floors, a cozy wood-burning stove, and views of the natural landscape create the perfect backdrop for elegant, easy living. The spacious kitchen, updated in 2021, is a true entertainer's delight, featuring quartz countertops, Bosch appliances, and generous workspace to host and cook with ease. The first floor offers two large bedrooms, a full bath with walk-in shower, a convenient mudroom, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and plenty of closet space. Need extra space for guests? The finished lower level offers a private living and sleeping area, a full bath, and sliding doors that lead to a covered deck "” the perfect spot for morning coffee or an afternoon nap with the sound of the water nearby. Located minutes from downtown Boothbay Harbor and all the treasures of the Boothbay Peninsula.