Set in one of midcoast Maine's most desirable coastal areas, this distinctive property offers architectural character, privacy, and flexible multi-structure living. The south-facing main residence features an exposed timber frame, vaulted pine ceilings, warm oak floors, and abundant natural light. An open kitchen, dining, and living area flows to a generous wraparound deck overlooking the surrounding spruce forest--ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, or peaceful mornings near the coast. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the home includes modern appliances, a dual-zone heat pump, and wood heat. Its thoughtful layout includes a serene primary bedroom, inviting living space, and a flexible reading nook or workspace. The grounds function as a private coastal compound with several finished auxiliary structures. A restored carriage house, originally a Model T garage, has been transformed into a striking guest suite with vaulted ceilings, red oak floors, whitewashed finishes, and a full bath. A separate bunkhouse provides additional guest, studio, or work space, while wood, tool, and utility sheds enhance everyday practicality. Follow the mossy forest path to a wood-fired sauna set on a hand-laid stone foundation--an immersive Maine retreat. The property balances natural beauty with usable outdoor space, including apple trees, open lawn, garden potential, mature spruce, and hardwood forest. Within walking distance of the ocean and minutes from Spruce Head, Rackliff, and Clark Islands, the property offers a central St. George Peninsula setting just 15 minutes from Rockland's restaurants, galleries, and harbor. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms across independent structures, this design-forward coastal homestead offers exceptional flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, or income potential.