Spectacular Reimagined 1850s Barn on 35 Private Acres with Tidal Frontage Set on approximately 35 acres of upland, tidal frontage, and golden marsh in Maine's Midcoast, this extraordinary residence offers complete seclusion just minutes from Bath, Brunswick, and within easy reach of Portland. At its heart is the robust frame of an 1850s barn, originally from New Hampshire and meticulously reconstructed on site. Its heritage is showcased in hand-hewn beams-many still marked with numbered plates from its piece-by-piece reassembly. Transformed into a nearly 5,000 sq ft home by Theodore and Theodore Architects, interior designer James Light, and Dave Bourne Building, the interiors span three finished levels plus a sleeping loft. Custom white oak cabinetry by artisan Tom Brokish of Touchwood adds warmth and craftsmanship throughout. The dramatic two-story foyer features carbon steel and mahogany railings and a Solaria chandelier overhead. The open layout is balanced with intimate spaces, including five beautifully appointed bedrooms. The primary suite features dual bespoke wardrobes and exposed beams, blending privacy with historic charm. Landscape architect Anthony Muench enhanced the natural surroundings with native plantings and stonework, complementing the home's quiet elegance. A winding drive from Bald Head Road, framed by an arched stone wall and circular entry, leads to what feels like your own private preserve. This is a rare opportunity to own a singular property that honors the past while embracing the best of contemporary living.