As I perched on the rocks of this unspoiled stretch of coastline, a line drifted back to me: 'The sea is everything... it is the Living Infinite.' Jules Verne must have stood somewhere like Hellyer Road—set boldly on the open ocean of the Saint George Peninsula—to be moved to put such words to paper. If you've been endlessly combing all 3,478 miles of Maine's coastline in search of the rare confluence of bold, unobstructed oceanfront, crashing surf, groves of spruce, green grass, stone walls, and mature gardens—all framing an elevated building site out of the flood zone offering both sweeping views and a reassuring sense of security—your journey ends here. We sold this parcel to the current owners in 2015. They remember its untamed beauty—the fallen trees they climbed over to reach the weathered rocks where the world seemed to stretch endlessly, their gaze only interrupted by occasional lobster boats hauling traps and sailboats gliding toward Port Clyde or Tenants Harbor, they imagined what few could see: how to honor the land's raw spirit while gently shaping it into something enduring—a two-acre jewel, polished by vision and respect for all that it is and all that it isn't. In the years since, countless hours have gone into transforming this remarkable parcel. Other than building the home of your dreams, little remains to be done. The land has been thoughtfully cleared and carefully maintained, with survey and setback markers in place. A driveway has been installed and a well drilled; the septic system has been designed, with the leach field already in place. Gardens now flourish, stone walls have been uncovered and refined, pathways to the elevated waterfront have been cleared, views opened, and a stunning building envelope established. The property lies on an Association-maintained road off Hart's Neck Road— itself municipally maintained for true four-season accessibility. Please see videos