Located on Monhegan Island, The John Sterling Harbor House is a historic building in the heart of the island's charming village, steps away from the waterfront and ferry wharf, with views over the harbor to Manana Island. This celebrated building, sited on .21± acres, currently operates as a Bed & Breakfast but could easily be converted back into a single-family residence. The versatile and practical layout is divided into two residences, providing comfortable and flexible accommodations that promote various living arrangements. The 'owner's quarters' are conveniently located on the main floor offering dedicated and private living space with a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bath. The 'guest quarters' consist of three floors, four bedrooms, two baths, a living room, and a kitchen. The second floor has an additional living space and kitchenette. Originally built in 1809 for John Starling, this cherished property has remained in the same family for over 200 years. In fact, many of the Bed & Breakfast's guests are repeat visitors who come every summer to enjoy the inn, the island's tranquil landscape, and its vibrant artistic community.