Historical Homes
Property Overview
Address: 230 Keller Point Rd, Islesboro, ME 04848
Price: $9,975,000
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 8
Living Space: 10,000 sq ft
Lot Size: 22.21 acres
Year Built: 2010
Property Type: Single Family Residence
HOA: $150/month
Price per sq ft: $998
Listed by:
LandVest, Inc.
Source: Maine Listings / Zillow
Property Link: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/230-Keller-Point-Rd-Islesboro-ME-04848/85021132_zpid/
Photo Credit: Listing photos via Zillow
Longmeadow Farm – Where Land Meets the Atlantic 🌊
On the quiet island of Islesboro, surrounded by the deep blues of Penobscot Bay, sits a property that feels less like a home—and more like a private coastal world.
Longmeadow Farm stretches across 22+ acres with nearly 2,700 feet of shoreline, offering panoramic views toward the distant Camden Hills.
Architecture That Blends Into Nature
Inspired by classic Shingle-style architecture, the estate doesn’t try to dominate the landscape—it disappears into it.
• Natural materials chosen to age gracefully
• Soft, coastal tones reflecting sea and sky
• Thoughtful design focused on light, flow, and views
Every line of the home is intentional—crafted to feel timeless rather than trendy.
Interior Experience
Inside, the home balances grand entertaining spaces with intimate, quiet corners:
• Expansive open-plan living areas
• Six private bedroom suites, including a main-level primary
• Seamless transitions to outdoor terraces and views
• A scale that feels luxurious—but never overwhelming
A Property That Lives Like an Estate
This isn’t just a house—it’s a fully realized coastal compound:
• Deep-water dock with direct bay access
• Pebble beaches, granite outcroppings & sheltered coves
• Rolling fields and wooded areas
• A historic pastoral lane winding through the land
• Three-car garage + caretaker’s apartment
And importantly:
A conservation easement protects the land—ensuring this setting remains untouched for generations.
Lifestyle
This is Maine at its most refined:
• Morning walks along private shoreline
• Sailing straight from your own dock
• Evenings watching the sun fall behind the Camden Hills
• Total privacy—yet connected to the heritage of coastal New England
The Rare Opportunity
Waterfront homes are common.
Private islands are rare.
But a property like this—where architecture, land, and ocean exist in perfect balance—is almost never available.
Longmeadow Farm isn’t just bought.
It’s inherited into a legacy.
