Perched on a steep bluff overlooking Orcutt Harbor with 13± private acres, this Peter Forbes designed residence melds wood and glass into an exquisite work of art. The home was designed to represent a metaphorical bridge extending from the deep woods to the rocky bluff and the ocean beyond. It combines versatile utilitarian features, stunning private realms and artistically elegant living areas in a naturally progressive layout consistent with the architect’s vision. Luxurious materials combine with natural elements such as a stunning granite fireplace, and an intricate wood ceiling with curved beams creates a waterlike impression that links the home to its natural surroundings. The property’s setting features natural landscaping, and a gently sloping path leads down to 653± feet of shorefront on Orcutt Harbor with a deep-water dock.

• Impressive open living areas, ideal for entertaining, are highlighted by wood cathedral ceilings in the kitchen, living and great room, and a soaring floor to ceiling wall of glass frames the spectacular view of the forest and Orcutt Harbor. 
• The great room opens to an exterior deck that offers stunning, elevated views of the harbor’s water below. 
• The living room is accented by a beautifully crafted granite wood-burning fireplace and the adjacent chef’s kitchen has a thoughtful design perfect for preparing meals while interacting with guests. 
• A primary-bedroom suite and a guest bedroom each offer private accommodation with a bath.
• The first floor also includes an office with a built-in desk. The step-up area of the home features a spacious den with a cathedral ceiling and the versatile attic area, currently used as a dark room, would be ideal for storage or potential additional living space. 
• Utility spaces include an attached two-bay garage, workshop and laundry.
• For boating enthusiasts, there is a deep-water dock with a ramp and float offering access to some of the most scenic and desirable boating and sailing waters on the east coast. The dock is reached by a gentle sloping path in front of the house. 
• The property is subject to a Conservation Easement that protects the natural setting while allowing for the potential construction of a guest cottage or outbuilding. 
• Located within an easy distance to Buck's Harbor, Blue Hill and Stonington, and about a 60-minute drive to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park.