A charming c. 1870+/- farmhouse privately situated on 7.5 acres with views of Eastern Harbor all the way out to The Ladle, an offshore island. This comfortable & tastefully renovated home has 2 bedrooms,1.5 bathrooms, parlor, living/dining room, kitchen & much more. The land consists of lawn areas, mature trees & a freshwater pond. The deck is a wonderful spot for relaxing & enjoying the outdoors. A 1-car detached garage/shed provides for vehicle & other storage. Imagine all the possibilities with this property nestled just off the beaten path yet close to amenities. From a cozy seasonal or year-round home to use as a guest house after building your Maine dream home to an income producing vacation or longer term rental, this unique property in a pastoral setting is a rare find in today's marketplace. The nearby South Addison Public Boat Landing facilitates launching a canoe, kayak or other small watercraft. As a well-known fishing village, Addison has abundant marine resources where many residents make a living by lobster & other fishing. Fresh lobsters, clams & other seafood is available for purchase from your neighbors. Artists are drawn to the area for its unspoiled coastline & natural beauty. Cape Split, part of South Addison, is known for renowned artist John Marin & his watercolors of coastal Maine. The Downeast coastal region is comprised of several small communities & fishing villages such as Addison which offers residents & visitors the opportunity to engage in a wide-range of outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, biking & bird watching. Ingersoll Point Preserve & Tibbet Island in Addison plus Great Wass Island Preserve in Beals are local gems for hikers. Day trips to Acadia National Park, Schoodic Peninsula, West Quoddy Head, Campobello Island & other spots are easy drives. Addison is located 25 miles from Machias & an hour away from Ellsworth for amenities & services from shopping to restaurants to medical facilities & much more.