Situated on the side of a hill a stone's throw from the center of the coastal fishing village of Cutler, this once neglected cottage found new life when discovered by the current owners. Lifted onto a sturdy foundation, the home was leveled and many updates were applied. Pine board floors were brought back to their natural state. Light and life found their way in. Now, years later, this charming seasonal home can be yours. The first floor offers an entry hall with adjacent full bath, then an open concept kitchen/dining/living room. Heat for chilly mornings or fall bluster is provided by a wood stove, centrally located. A short climb finds a second hallway, with two adjacent bedrooms, a sleeping area at the end of the hall, and a half bath. Dormered windows give it a larger feel than you might expect from this footprint, and that holds true throughout; the home is modest but feels pleasantly spacious. That stone's throw gets you to always beautiful Cutler Harbor, often photographed but never more appreciated than by the naked eye. Well known hiking trails are nearby, with significant preserved lands open to the public just a short drive up and down Route 191 South. The coastal village of Lubec and the shiretown of Machias offer services and grocery shopping. Driving a little further in either direction opens up this still pristine stretch of Maine's bold coast. It's a destination and it's a jumping off point. You'll find out in short order why this area is special to many.