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More than a home, this is a place shaped by an artist's eye. Perched above the tidal tributaries of Brave Boat Harbor in Kittery Point, this distinctive contemporary was the home and creative space of the late Tim Beavis, a beloved local painter whose connection to the Maine landscape can be felt throughout. Like one of his paintings, the architecture brings together unexpected materials, texture, light and perspective, creating spaces that feel expressive, intentional and deeply connected to a sense of place. The two-bedroom, three-bath home centers around an open-concept living space where light, architecture and scenery become part of the composition. A fireplace brings warmth, while an expansive deck extends the living space outdoors, perfect for gathering with friends, lingering over a quiet morning, or watching the landscape shift with the light, tides and seasons. It is the kind of view that invites you to slow down and perhaps find a little creative inspiration of your own. The partially finished ground floor offers another world of possibility. With windows toward the water, it could be additional living space, a dramatic primary suite, creative space or something entirely its own. Separate from the residence is Beavis's former studio and gallery, with its own garage. The building could continue as a studio or gallery, become a guest retreat, or be converted into a full ADU, subject to approvals. The property sits directly along the tidal tributaries of Brave Boat Harbor and the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. Launch a kayak or paddleboard from the property when the tide beckons, spend the afternoon at nearby beaches, or stay home and watch the marsh, water, wildlife and sky continually redraw the view. Downtown Kittery and Portsmouth, and I-95 are just minutes away. Art, architecture, water and nature converge here in a way that feels entirely its own. A home created in a landscape that inspired an artist, now ready to inspire whatever comes next. PRE-INSPECTED!