83 HANNA DR
TRENTON, ME 04605

Sweeping views, a long gravel beach & a location near the end of Haynes Point in Trenton define this unique shorefront property. The modest three season camp on site was built in 1980 and has been adored by the same family ever since. Inside the camp, the main living area consists of an open concept kitchen, dining area & living room. A wood stove sits between four sets of glass sliding doors, allowing the panoramic views to be thoroughly savored. Three bedrooms and two full bathrooms are on offer, including two guest bedrooms that share a full guest bathroom and a master suite. Set out on its own 'wing' of the camp, the master suite displays three glass sliding doors, a full bathroom, a laundry/storage room and a 'bonus' room that would be well suited for an office. Almost encircling the entire camp, a wrap-around deck begins at the formal front entry, goes around the living room & dining area and ends at the master suite. This expansive deck provides multiple orientations to catch the sun and views as they shift throughout the day. The camp conveys furnished. While the camp is humble and in need of updating, the site is anything but. Broad vistas to the islands & peaks of Acadia National Park rest upon 3.62 acres of lawn & field leading gently to 413' of gravel, sand & stone beach along the tidal shores of Mount Desert Narrows. Unobstructed & splendid, the setting here is of rare quality. Just a single home lies beyond 83 Hanna Drive, adding further to the sense of solitude provided by the open space. Recent soils work evidences the site's suitability to build new, should the next owner wish to. The private 'Majestic Point' neighborhood is set on its own peninsula with a small gravel road network, meticulously maintained, somewhat reminiscent of Acadia's carriage roads. Located quite literally at the doorstep of Mount Desert Island & beloved Acadia National Park, adventure & beauty are but a short drive, paddle or walk in any direction you'll head.

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