Rare opportunity to own a private 77-acre peninsula on the Bagaduce with nearly 9,000 feet of owned water frontage on bay, cove, and ocean. Set at the end of a quiet private road, this exceptional property offers sweeping tidal views, open meadows, stonewalls, ancient apple trees, and deep woodland -- a setting that feels as much like a nature preserve as a private estate. The main house, originally built between 1894 and 1924, was thoughtfully transformed in 2013: lifted onto a new poured concrete foundation and expanded with a stunning addition designed by architect Eric Chase and built by William Jagger. The result is a home that beautifully marries the warmth and character of the original structure with the soaring light and openness of the new -- 2,632 sq ft with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. The show-stopping kitchen, with granite counters, vaulted ceiling, generous island, and stainless appliances, is designed for serious cooking and large gatherings. Spacious living and family rooms open through French doors to a large screened porch, with oversized windows framing meadow and water views at every turn. First-floor primary suite with bath, plus a second large bedroom on the main level. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath upstairs. Because it is a point, the privacy here is truly extraordinary -- surrounded on nearly all sides by tidal water, with no neighbors in sight. Direct water access to the Bagaduce and beyond -- paddle to protected coves, or time the tide and head out to Penobscot Bay and the village of Castine by small powerboat. A handsome timber frame barn built by William Jagger in 2016 and a small cabin perched at the tip of the point complete this remarkable offering.