Classic Maine Character Meets Coastal Living Imagine a thoughtfully built Maine home with timeless New England character, room to make it your own, and deeded shared access to approximately 1,000 feet of shoreline along John's Bay on the Pemaquid Peninsula. Located in Seawood Park in New Harbor, 164 Seawood Park Road is a distinctive reproduction Cape built by Charles Tucker in 1993. Set on 1.03 acres, the home offers approximately 1,624 square feet, two bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. Built-in bookshelves, a pantry, a china closet, and abundant closet space complement the home's traditional design. Surrounded by mature plantings, the property offers a peaceful retreat in every season. Original pine floors with traditional cut nails and exposed beams add warmth and character. Gather around the living room woodstove on cool evenings or share meals by the dining room fireplace. A bright sunroom is the perfect spot for morning coffee or a good book. A whole-house generator provides year-round peace of mind. A full basement of approximately 1,088 square feet offers generous space for storage, hobbies, and projects. The detached two-bay garage with a second floor adds room for vehicles, equipment, and outdoor gear. Deeded shared shoreline access includes a small sandy beach, a grassy area with picnic tables, and benches along the shoreline path. Launch a kayak, enjoy a picnic, or simply relax beside the sparkling waters of John's Bay. Pemaquid Beach Park and historic Fort William Henry are approximately one mile away, with Pemaquid Point Lighthouse just 1.5 miles down the road. The Pemaquid Peninsula offers nature preserves, local farms, fishing and swimming spots, galleries, restaurants, and shops. Damariscotta's shops, restaurants, and hospital are approximately 20 minutes away. Whether year-round or seasonal, 164 Seawood Park Road offers a lasting connection to the coast. Classic Maine character. A peaceful coastal setting. Deeded shared shoreline access.