2,200,000

Year-round living on Sebago! This state-of-the-art retreat is designed to maximize Maine- the way life should be - and honor the four unique seasons we have in Maine. Formed 14,000 years ago by retreating glaciers, this extraordinary setting of granite boulders and pristine shoreline frames Maine's 2nd-largest lake. Built into that landscape in 1984, the home has been thoughtfully enhanced during the current owner's stewardship with purposeful, creative improvements that honor both the architecture and its remarkable surroundings. Among them are structural steel beams reinforcing the cantilevered design, high-end HVAC, an on-demand water-cooled generator, new balconies and stairs, custom railings, roof, and electric skylights with rain sensors - bringing together innovation, comfort, and craftsmanship. Throughout the home, artful interiors flow seamlessly into the landscape, while an exterior staircase with balconies and decks cascades through the boulders to the waterfront below. A newly designed front entry opens to a practical mudroom before unfolding into the main living space, where a chef's kitchen, informal dining area, and inviting sitting room, all oriented toward the panoramic beauty of Jordan Bay. This level also includes a guest bedroom, bath, and laundry. Above, the cathedraled primary suite is a private sanctuary overlooking the lake, complete with a spa-inspired bath. Below, a fireplace living area leads to the lower level, designed for effortless lakeside living, featuring a kitchenette, a full bar, and a Murphy bed for family and guests. This lower level could easily transition to a bedroom and bath and still lead to the balcony overlooking the lake and land. Three docks create your waterfront experience, from swimming and boating to rowing, kayaking, or simply relaxing. Completing the property is a garage with a fully equipped 579-square-foot studio apartment above, also with HVAC, along with ample electrical capacity for a true workshop.