This is The Village at Ocean's End - a beautiful 20 acre parcel of land perched high above the shore front of Southwest Harbor where a small community of classic Maine shingle style cottage homes will enjoy spectacular ocean views, a pier, boathouse, pool and private trails directly to Acadia National Park. Homeowners will enjoy the convenience of walking to the marina, shops and restaurants and a private pier for their boats. The area is home of Acadia National Park with gorgeous scenery in every direction. Acadia and Mount Desert Island offer visitors miles of carriage roads, hiking trails, rugged granite shorelines, restaurants, shops and is home to some of the world's most spectacular sailboat and yacht builders (Hinckley, Morris, Ellis, Wilbur).

The model is unit 15 and is situated just short of halfway back on the property. There's a gain in elevation from front to back of the property of 150 feet above sea level. What does this mean? It means the water views really open up as you go back on the lot.
THE VIEW:

And the homes:
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These are a crowd pleaser to say the least! Try them out, package them up as gifts for friends...who doesn't love a homemade cookie, particularly one that's a bit more unique? It's the perfect mix of cookie and nut brittle.
2 cups sliced almonds
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons grated orange zest
3/4 cup white sugar
1 stick butter, cut into pieces
1/3 cup whipping cream
2 tablespoons dark corn syrup
Mix all ingredients except nuts in saucepan and melt over medium heat. Slowly bring to a boil, then add the nuts. Mix well, remove from heat and let sit for 5 minutes. Then drop onto parchment lined baking sheet – these spread a great deal, so leave PLENTY of room. Bake until they turn golden brown – cool before removing for 2 minutes. Repeat with all batter until done. Spread a thin layer of buttercream on the flat side of the cookie, top with another cookie (flat side to the buttercream) and store in a container between wax paper.
I fill them with an orange-cinnamon flavored buttercream (this I make by taste and texture but I am sure you can find one online)
Winter in Maine...some say it's gray, dreary, cold and long. I say it's all how you look at things and it's just beautiful. I am an eternal optimist. A blanket of fluffy snow on the ground and I'm ready to bundle up and head out with my camera. The silence of snow when you're out on a trail can be exciting yet as calming. Snowshoes are inexpensive and don't require skill. The tree limbs heavy with fresh snow look beautiful after a snowfall. Take the time to absorb how your surroundings appear during the various seasons. Undulating ice on a lake can be mesmerizing. And contrary to popular belief, blue skies are common in Maine after a snowfall. With every item of clothing available today containing fleece, it's easy to stay warm. And when you get back, make a batch of homemade cookies and hot chocolate. Watch a movie, read a book, play cards, get together with friends and cook a pot of stew or chowder to enjoy with some crusty bread. As for those short days and early sunset? For every shorter day, isn't there a longer evening? We don't lose time, it's all what we do with it.
A Lifestyle, Investment and Home.
This is something we at The Swan Agency have known about for quite some time, but it seems others are now catching on. People are giving serious consideration where to put their money and realizing that the investment in a lodging property, whether a hotel, motel, inn or B&B, provides a paying job and an enjoyable way of life.
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