31 Knubble Road, Georgetown, ME 04548 (MLS # 1628097)

View Virtual Tour PRICE $1,177,000 BEDS 2 BATHS 2 HOME SIZE 1,543 sqft LOT SIZE 23,523 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Once upon a time, a weathered seaside cottage was reimagined by an avid gardener, artist, and heart-shaped rock collector, alongside a mindful woodworker who also loves fine paper and printing. Together, they set out to bring new life to a small home on a quiet lane in Georgetown. What began as a simple renovation evolved into a shared labor of love, blending high-efficiency systems with salvaged finds, handcrafted details, and a landscape gently shaped by joy and creativity. Thoughtfully rebuilt from the ground up in 2020 and expanded in 2022, the original Cape now lives with quiet intention and deep comfort. Set quietly above the tide line of Riggs Cove, at the end of a less-traveled lane, this coastal gem offers 112 feet of private ocean frontage and sweeping views across the working harbor of Robinhood. Inside, light and warmth fill every room. The home offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a slate-floored living room with picture windows and a Morsø wood stove, and a cozy studio connected to the main house, with its own vintage wood stove and glass doors that open onto the deck. A 15-foot handcrafted stone-and-plaster wall anchors the kitchen and dining area, and a hand-painted mural welcomes you at the entry. Tucked into the tall stone wall in the dining room, a heart-shaped rock rests quietly in the granite-a small, perfect symbol of the love and intention that shaped this home. Every decision here reflects care and collaboration-from foam insulation and energy-efficient systems to native plantings, reclaimed materials, and beautifully restored architectural details. This isn't just a home - it's a love letter to the land, to craftsmanship, and to the art of living well by the sea. It's the kind of place that makes you smile - Where imagination meets intention and every choice is made with care. As the sun sets, most evenings end with a walk to the docks, where the harbor comes alive and the day's catch is served fresh at Osprey, the local restaurant.