This single-story ranch in Stonington offers a solid opportunity for someone looking to take on a renovation project in a classic coastal setting. The home sits on approximately 0.46 acres with about 150 feet of road frontage and looks out toward Burnt Cove, providing seasonal water views and a quiet island feel. The house includes three bedrooms and one full bath, all on one level, with a simple, workable layout that lends itself well to updating. A wood stove anchors the living area, and large windows bring in natural light. The kitchen with the pantry is basic but functional. Whether you're planning a seasonal getaway, a year-round home, or a value-add renovation, this property gives you the flexibility to make it your own. Outdoor access is one of the strong points here. A public boat launch is located just down the road, making it easy to get out on the water for boating, kayaking, or fishing. The surrounding area is known for its mix of coastal woods, shoreline paths, and quiet preserves that make getting outside part of everyday life. Nearby, Crockett Cove Woods Preserve offers public walking trails through coastal forest, with mossy ground cover, spruce and fir stands, and a peaceful, tucked-away feel. Barred Island Preserve provides wooded trails that lead to shoreline access and a small sandy beach at low tide, with changing views depending on the tide and season. Sand Beach, one of the area's few natural sandy beaches, is also nearby and offers an easy spot for walking, swimming, and taking in the coastal scenery. Together, these nearby preserves and shoreline areas highlight the natural character of this part of Maine, where scenic walks, water access, and quiet outdoor spaces are close at hand. Although the setting feels tucked away, groceries and everyday services are minutes away, keeping the home well connected to daily needs and the Stonington village area.