As the sun rises over Casco Bay, islands emerge through the morning mist and the day slowly comes to life. Eagles soar across the bay while a lobsterman works quietly on the water and a paddleboarder drifts along the shoreline. Watching the sun rise over Casco Bay, it is easy to understand why Maine has long been called the Land of Dawn. Connected to the mainland by a private causeway, 90 Cornfield Point extends into Casco Bay on more than seven acres and over 3,000 feet of private coastline. Ancient oaks, shaped by salt air and ocean winds, rise above the peninsula as they have for generations. Beneath their broad canopies, gentle paths lead to sandy beaches, rocky ledges, and quiet coves made for swimming. Surrounded by water on nearly every side, the land offers a remarkable sense of privacy and a deep connection to the sea, qualities rarely found together along the Maine coast. From sunrise to sunset, the beaches invite the rituals of summer - building sandcastles at the water's edge and gathering around a midsummer bonfire as the longest day slowly gives way to night. Here, the sea still sets the rhythm of the day. A deepwater dock provides access to Casco Bay at all tides, making it easy to spend the afternoon exploring the islands, dropping anchor in a quiet cove, or enjoying a picnic on a secluded beach. At the heart of the peninsula, this Maine coastal home and a timber-frame barn overlook the bay from one of the most remarkable private settings on the Maine coast. Sweeping water views in every direction create the kind of place where life's most meaningful moments seem to find their way and a family legacy is built for generations to come. Less than thirty minutes from Portland and the International Jetport, 90 Cornfield Point remains a private peninsula shaped by the sea, defined by light, and rooted in the rhythms of Casco Bay.