Coastal Log Cabin

Cutler Harbor “Lincoln Log” home with 2787 feet of living space. 4.9 acres overlooking the working harbor and Little River Island. The property has 390’ of waterfront accessible by an intricate walkway done with paving stones to make you a nice little walk to the water! The grounds are well landscaped, paved driveway and many perennial plants and shrubs make this a very eye catching property. The home takes full advantage of the sun and water with lots of windows for natural lighting and the fantastic water views from 3 sides! The first floor includes an updated kitchen with marble countertops and stainless steel appliances, porcelain tile floor and open into the dining and living room areas with a wood stove for added comfort. The large pantry includes a scrub sink and enough room for an extra refrigerator or freezer on the kitchen level. There is a full bath, laundry, and a large bedroom along with the large decks overlooking Cutler Harbor. Upstairs is a master suite, and the daylight basement can be its own little apartment if anyone wanted, or a private suite for a live in family member. The 2 car drive under garage has radiant heat as well as the basement level and the house has a radon litigation system installed. There is also a detached garage or barn for more vehicle or “toy” storage! Cutler is a town in Washington County, Maine, incorporated on January 28, 1826 from Plantation Number 11 ED. This coastal community is located 17 miles southeast of the town of Machias, the county seat.

Maine Route 191, the Cutler Road, leaves US Route One in East Machias and runs through the town and harbor area, then turns northeast to Trescott and Lubec. Cutler Coast Public Preserved Land, in Cutler and Whiting, contains almost five miles of dramatic cliff-bound ocean shore. The 12,000-acre area represents the eastern area of Washington County where peatlands, blueberry barrens, partially forested ledges, and thick, swampy woods dominate the countryside. Unusual features like grasslands and meadows, windswept coastal headlands and steep, jagged cliffs that jut into the ocean hug the 4.5 miles of totally undeveloped coastline. Access is from Route 191 in Cutler.