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John Island Hancock County S U M M E R G U I D E 2 0 1 5 1 6 3 OBSESSIONS ing industry at the turn of the 20th centu- ry says agent Joseph Sortwell. A mile of shorefront boasts a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding Muscle Ridge Archipelago between Penobscot Bay and Muscongus Bay. This property includes a mainland base with storage parking moor- ing and dock access. Taxes 10100 26 acres GREEN ISLAND Brooklin 850000 Ever wanted to be a lighthouse keeper This single-acreislandoffthecoastofBrooklinin Blue Hill Bay is the epitome of island own- ership. Your crisp white lighthouse stands at the tip of the island marking the start- ing point of a string of islands off Flye Point. These days lighthouses are completely automated which means the new owners of this historic treasure can spend evenings on the spacious front porch enjoying the scen- ery with the included deck furniture. With solar electricity bottled gas wood heating stove and private sewer and well Green Is- land is a comfortable New England escape. While early lighthouse keepers suffered from solitude easy motorboat access and four available bedrooms make it more con- venient for guests to visit. Taxes 2400 1 acre CAMPBELL ISLAND Deer Isle 295000 Just off Blue Hill Campbell Island has long stood as a nature preserve popular with campers kayakers and bird watchers. With 90 acres of stunning wildlife the isle is cur- rently owned by the Chewonki Foundation and maintained by Maine Island Trail Insti- tute. While there are no buildings out here nature lovers will enjoy the serenity. Two established campsites currently accommo- date up to eight visitors. As a land trust this property is best suited for an outdoorsy owner dedicated to maintaining its pristine natural setting. There is a conservation easement which allows a 400-square-foot house to be built as well as a few other buildings for animals if one wanted to farm says agent Joe Sort- well. You can also have a seasonal dock. This paradise is situated at the eastern entrance of Eggemoggin Reach and only a short boat trip away from Center Harbor and the renowned Brooklin Boatyard and WoodenBoat magazines headquarters and boat school. Taxes 280 90 acres SCOTT ISLAND Stonington 495000 A favorite among geologists Scott Island sits east of Vinalhaven. Scott has beautiful pink granite lining the islands shores along with a cou- ple of sandy beaches says Joe Sortwell who represents this and other island properties in the region. The 360-degree views take in Stonington and the Deer Isle Thoroughfare to the north Vinalhaven and North Ha- ven to the west Jericho Bay to the east and south toward Merchants Row Isle au Haut and open ocean. While stunning views seem to be a given for any private island this property attracts for being buildable but not currently devel- oped. Historic pink granite piers provide the option of a deepwater dock to accom- pany a sheltered anchorage on its eastern shore. According to Vladi Private Islands this property has a perfect site for a getaway cottage with the capacity for a two-bedroom septic system. Taxes 2738 4.4 acres MIDDLE HARDWOOD ISLAND Jonesport 750000 Way downeast potential buyers will find Middle Hardwood just off the coast of Jone- sport. Its self-sufficient for summer use fea- turing a solar plant well and septic. The new owners will only have to leave to pick up groceries. The island features a main bungalow with three bedrooms as well as two small cottagesperfect for hosting relatives and in-laws who just couldnt take the hint when you moved to an island in the North Atlan- tic for the summer. All three buildings are connected by boardwalk and are as broker Steve Shelton says done up first class. Built in 2007 the buildings blend architectural harmony with classic New England style. Middle Hard- wood offers the charm of Marthas Vineyard without the paparazzi. Taxes 6958 8 acres NORTON ISLAND Addison 2900000 F or the discerning buyer looking to go less Robinson Crusoe and more Rich- ard Branson Norton Island in the