Lovely 1900 New England farm house that borders a millpond and dam with a view of Walker's Pond, a beautiful three mile lake with public access. You also will have the unique opportunity to be the neighbor of thousands of rare and endangered alewives that annually run the rapids though Maine Heritage Trust park land to spawn in the lake accompanied by the sight and sound of Ospreys and seagulls. This home is located only an 8 minute drive from Bucks Harbor in So Brooksville, one of the most protected harbors on the Maine coast, popularized by Robert McCloskey in the 1950's in numerous children's books, home of the Bucks Harbor Yacht Club and the anchorage for many sail and lobster boats. Half way between Camden and Acadia National Park, which is less than an hour's drive away, this location is the ideal getaway for someone looking to be near the scenic Eggemoggin Reach/Deer Isle/ Penobscot Bay area. This home features a country kitchen, cast iron wood stove, formal dining room, a spacious living room with a fireplace and a large enclosed sun porch. There are 3 bedrooms in the mail house along with a finished attic. There are 2 extra bedrooms for summer visitors over the two car garage with its own bath. Wonderful moldings surround the interior rooms in this farm house. There's a large front and back yard with views of the water with raspberries in the summer and apples in the fall.