Sited with intention and soul, Ledgehollow is a masterwork of site-responsive design by celebrated Deer Isle artist and designer Emily Muir. Nestled into 4.82± wooded acres along the shores of Billings Cove, this home is both refuge and revelation - an artistic gesture rendered in glass, wood, stone, and light. Muir's sensitivity to place and environment is present in every detail from the way the house emerges gently out of the trees to the rhythm of windows that pull the exceptional view into every room. An example of mid-century modern coastal design, Ledgehollow will bring you into the timeless beauty of Maine's waterfront. With 575± feet of shoreline and a deep-water dock system, the property is perched on a granite ledge above the cove. With the views through the northwest windows, you are living with the changing tides, the passing boats, and the ever dramatic down east skies. The expansive deck system is ideal for personal recreation, impromptu gatherings, quiet contemplation, or even, as it is currently used, an outdoor studio. The kitchen as laid out by Emily Muir is the classic cook's triangle which includes a Viking range, Bosch dishwasher, and a built-in Subzero refrigerator. The walk-in pantry doubles as a laundry closet. The home has two bedrooms. The primary bedroom with its ensuite half-bath opens directly to the deck. From the hallway, there is a full bath that serves guests and the second bedroom. The guest bedroom opens out to the Japanese Garden and hillside. Ledgehollow is being offered fully furnished including artwork and personal pieces that reflect the spirit and history of the local creative community. The internationally renowned Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, where you can enjoy evening lectures, is just a mile up the road. Ledgehollow is not simply a residence - it is a thoughtful, deeply personal retreat that is ready for its next chapter... a place where art, nature, and design maintain in effortless balance.