Wardwell Point is a distinctive waterfront property with 18 acres on the Bagaduce River and expansive views to the east. The residence was created from a beautifully restored antique post and beam barn, relocated to its present setting from upstate New York. Thoughtfully curated grounds include sweeping meadows, blueberry fields, and 900 feet of winding shorefront along the Bagaduce River, a tidal estuary of Penobscot Bay. Just twelve miles from the historic village of Castine and twenty miles from Blue Hill, Wardwell Point offers exceptional privacy and seclusion in a timeless pastoral setting. The historic 1800s post-and-beam barn was carefully dismantled in Schenectady, New York, transported to Maine, and reassembled at Wardwell Point in 1992. Reclaimed wide pine floors, original and salvaged beams, and unique architectural details lend warmth and character throughout. The home offers five versatile bedrooms. The heart of the home is a light-filled great room with a soaring ceiling, a massive Freshwater stone fireplace, and a dramatic wall of windows rising 30 feet to frame views over the Bagaduce River. The gourmet kitchen is appointed with professional-grade appliances, many of them new, and a welcoming tile floor; radiant heat extends throughout the first floor. Also on the first floor are a comfortable bedroom and full bath, a sunny sitting room, and a half bath. The second floor includes two bedrooms and two baths, connected by a walkway overlooking the great room, with exposed beams and views of the soaring fireplace and chimney. On the third floor, a bedroom with en-suite bath leads to a cupola with commanding 360-degree views of the Bagaduce and surrounding landscape. A two-car garage tucked beneath the house provides practical convenience while preserving the clean lines of the residence and its setting. Thoughtfully curated outdoor living spaces include a patio that overlooks the grounds, offering a quiet vantage point from which to take in the meadows, shoreline, and water beyond. The accessible shorefront along the Bagaduce River offers opportunities for fishing, swimming, kayaking, and the enjoyment of small watercraft from an exceptionally private waterfront setting.