http://www.TateAndFoss.com - Picturesque Kittery Point Maine, part of Maine's oldest and southernmost town, is located directly on the Atlantic Ocean. Adjacent to York ME, it retains the unspoiled charm of an historic fishing village, featuring numerous architecturally significant homes, many sporting magnificent ocean views.
Home to Fort McClary State Historic Site, and Fort Foster Park and the well known yachting anchorage of Pepperell Cove attracts residents and visitors alike to Kittery Point.
This shingle style nine room home is nestled into it's own seclusion with ocean views and deeded right of way to the surf. Once you enter this home, you'll immediately notice the high quality workmanship, details, charm and ambiance visible at every turn - you just won't want to leave!
The fireplaced living room with coffered ceilings invites you to sit and rest for a moment. The library, with built in bookshelves is warm and inviting - and the perfect spot to curl up with a good book.
If you enjoy entertaining, the wonderful kitchen anchored by a stone fireplace and woodstove is spacious and functional.
The seasonal porch is the perfect place to sip your morning coffee, smell the sea breezes and hear the birds chirping in unison with the surf.
The hospitality of this home continues to the second level where you find three-plus spacious bedrooms, including an enormous master suite.
A two car garage, plus two outbuildings (one a woodworking shop) is worthy of a Wyeth painting. Maine is famous for its rocky coastline and its shingled homes. Add privacy, comfort, elegance... and you're here. Welcome home.
This Cutts Island home is a quick walk to lovely Seapoint Beach and the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, designed to protect valuable salt marshes and estuaries for migratory birds.
Kittery Point is also home to the Chauncey Creek Lobster Pier, the quintessential Maine lobster experience at water's edge, and Frisbees 1828 Supermarket, the nation's oldest family owned and run agency liquor and grocery store.
Kittery Point is also just minutes from the historic seaport city of Portsmouth with it's multitude of shops, restaurants, art galleries, cultural attractions, parks and historic sites.
Real estate video tours and photography byhttp://www.NashuaVideoTours.com
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Video of The Homes at Old Marsh | Wells, Maine real estate & homes
http://www.OldMarshWells.com - Where you can live the life you've been dreaming of at unprecedented prices! Savor the Seacoast lifestyle while experiencing championship golf at Old Marsh which was designed by Brian Silva, one of golf's most noted architects whose resume of accomplishments includes some of the premier golf courses in the country. The golf course at Old Marsh, which was named one of Golf Magazines "Top 10 New Courses of 2008" is owned and operated by Harris Golf, one of the premier golf course companies in the Northeast. The beautiful clubhouse features exercise facilities, function space, tennis, swimming and the Brian Silva grill, the perfect spot for casual dining and socializing. Old Marsh is located just 3 miles from the Atlantic Ocean and Wells beach and is within 5 miles of the centers of Ogunquit and Kennebunkport which offer fine dining, shopping and casual recreation. The Homes at Old Marsh are being developed by the Page & Trahan Companies who bring a combined 50 plus years of experience in developing fine homes and exceptional communities. Our quality built new homes offer premium finishes, energy efficiency and open concept floor plans with prices for three bedroom single family homes starting at just $ 299,900. Exceptional living at exceptional prices is yours at the Homes at Old Marsh, but don't hesitate because great opportunities don't last forever. Experience Life the Way it Should Be.
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Video of 18 Totman Point Rd | Harpswell, Maine real estate and homes
http://www.BaileyIsland.com - Harpwell Maine is geographically within Casco Bay in The Gulf of Maine.
Jusrt a two and a half hour drive to Boston, an hour from the Portland Jetport.
Harpswell adjoins Brunswick Maine, where Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and is the home of Bowdoin College. There is an excellent and very popular summer music theater on the college campus. If you enjoy shopping, you’ll spend a lot of time in nearby Freeport, the home of world famous LL Bean.
Harpswell has about 216 miles of coastline…more than any other town in the United States. Made up of penisulas and islands, it is composed of Harpswell Neck, a single peninsula on the west. To the east are three islands joined together by bridges, the most famous of which is The Cribstone Bridge, the only one of its kind left in the world and is on the National Register. In all there are 47 offshore islands making Harpswell an ideal area for boating and exploring.
Some well known people have made Harpswell their home.
Admiral Peary retired in 1911 to his home on Eagle Island. (south of Harpswell Neck) His home is now a Maine State Historic Site and it’s easy to boat to.
Edna St. Vincent Millay had an island summer home a short distance off Bailey Island.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
What is the best light for shooting real estate video tours?
http://www.NashuaVideoTours.com - When shooting real estate video tours, especially interiors, the quality of the light is what makes the difference between a poor to average video tour and an exceptional one.
Contrary to what most Realtors like ("shoot in the middle of the day with bright sun and blue sky"), that is actually the worst time of day to shoot a home! The difference between the (cooler) color temperature and high intensity of the light outdoors, contrasted with the much darker and warmer (orange) color temperature of the light indoors, makes shooting interior video extremely difficult. And the results are mixed at best. During the winter months when the sun is very low in the sky all day and is also reflecting off of the white snow is even more difficult - and sometimes impossible!
Shooting on an overcast day or at dusk creates a much more pleasant blend of interior and exterior light. The light is soft and indirect, unlike during the middle of the day. Instead of blown out, white windows, you can see through the windows to the outside view.
The ambient light inside the home is much more beautiful than dealing with harsh, streaming sunlight coming through windows, washing out all of the colors. Too bright highlights and dark shadows can make for an unpleasant look. Shooting after dark actually removes all traces of that super bright, cooler, outdoor sunlight and the results can be stunning. Throw in a roaring fireplace and some well placed lit candles, and you can have a video tour that really stands out from the pack!
Granted, it's not always possible or practical to specifically choose when you shoot video for a home, but if it's possible to make that choice, choose a time that will show off your listing in it's best possible light!
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Monday, July 26, 2010
85 North Street | Kennebunkport, Maine real estate & homes
http://www.LegacySIR.com - Adorable home close to Dock Sq, golf, tennis, beaches, K'bunk River. Lg living rm w/fireplace, 1st flr bedrm,study,4 season sunrm, 2nd flr master w/adjacent room wired to be used as an office. 2 car garage w/fabulous in-law suite or artist studio above.
Maine Real estate video tours by http://www.NashuaVideoTours.com
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
108 Whipple Road, Kittery, Maine waterfront real estate
Kittery, Maine, considered the "Gateway to Maine" is the oldest incorporated town in Maine. Just over the bridge from historic and picturesque Portsmouth, New Hampshire and just over an hour North of Boston, Kittery is conveniently located on Interstate 95, halfway between Boston and Portland, ME. Situated on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean at the base of Maine's coastline, Kittery's islands and inlets, beaches and bays, contribute to its overall charm. From historic sites to the famous outlet stores, Kittery is a beautiful place to live, work and raise a family.
And it doesn't get much better than this spacious, turn-key 7 room Victorian era home.
If you love boating, you'll fall in love with this prime waterfront location. Offering a true deep water dock - over 8 feet - it extends 165 feet into the Piscataqua River back channel, which is considered the best haven harbor in Portsmouth waters.
Offering an acre of lush rolling "Maine-Scape" shoreland, this home offers direct, bridge free, ocean access! Enjoy the salt air, breezes, bird life and ever changing waterfront vistas from this home.
Go green with the new solar powered systems, period amenities as well as quality upgrades. An 18' x 24' bonus barn offers plenty of additional storage!
You'll look forward to sitting on your back deck enjoying the magical and ever changing view of the waterfront.
For a personal tour of this rare offering, call Sandy at Sandy Domina Associates at (207) 439-3066.
INFO: Sandy Domina Associates
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And it doesn't get much better than this spacious, turn-key 7 room Victorian era home.
If you love boating, you'll fall in love with this prime waterfront location. Offering a true deep water dock - over 8 feet - it extends 165 feet into the Piscataqua River back channel, which is considered the best haven harbor in Portsmouth waters.
Offering an acre of lush rolling "Maine-Scape" shoreland, this home offers direct, bridge free, ocean access! Enjoy the salt air, breezes, bird life and ever changing waterfront vistas from this home.
Go green with the new solar powered systems, period amenities as well as quality upgrades. An 18' x 24' bonus barn offers plenty of additional storage!
You'll look forward to sitting on your back deck enjoying the magical and ever changing view of the waterfront.
For a personal tour of this rare offering, call Sandy at Sandy Domina Associates at (207) 439-3066.
INFO: Sandy Domina Associates
PRODUCED BY: Nashua Video Tours
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Thursday, October 2, 2008
Chebeague Island, Maine Real Estate for sale
Isn't it time to relax? This is THE spot. Located on the ocean side of Chebeauge Island, this 1,167 square foot home with 4 bedrooms, with access to the ocean and dramatic views out to the Atlantic and outer islands. Swim or float in the cove at high tide or from one of the many sandy beaches on the island.
Walk to the boatyard or watch the sailboats and lobster boats go by from the beautiful lawn. The ideal spot for BBQs, lunch at the picnic table or just communing with nature, the ocean and a good book.
The parade of sailboats and working lobster boats will transport you! Shower inside or out!
The open kitchen is spacious and bright, and the family room with it's wall of windows and Gleaming hardwood floors features ocean views.
Beaches are a ten minute walk away.
Chebauge Island, located 10 miles off the coast of Portland, is more Maine than an LL Bean catalogue, complete with rocky beaches, gravelly walking paths lined with wildflowers, and lobsterman at the docks with the fresh catch of the day.
Take a 15 minute ferry across Casco Bay from Cousins Island near Yarmouth, or a 90 minute leisurely ferry from Portland.
Approximately 5 miles long and 3 miles wide, Chebeague Island is the largest of over 300 islands on Casco BAY.
It is a great bicycle island with many miles of paved roads. Things look pretty much the same on Chebeague Island today as they did throughout the last century. Streets have no names, and everyone knows each other, their kids and even their dogs.
About 300 people live on the island year around, either fishing or servicing the fishing village. That number swells to about 1800 in the summer.
The Chebeague Island Inn, a beautifully restored 1920s hotel, where guests enjoy cool nights and front porch days.
The Great Chebeague Golf Club is adjacent to the inn, and is a public 9 hole golf course with ocean views at every hole.
The recreation center features a gym, fitness room, a public tennis court and a public heated swimming pool, plus hosts a spirited volleyball game every Wednesday.
The Museum of Chebeague History, Built in 1871, this once schoolhouse captures the deep roots of the island. Much of the island's history unfolds here with a historical view of the artwork and artifacts on display.
The view from Indian Point, known as "The Hook" overlooks Little Chebeague Island.
INFO: Buddy@PopeSays.com
PRODUCED BY: Nashua Video Tours
Walk to the boatyard or watch the sailboats and lobster boats go by from the beautiful lawn. The ideal spot for BBQs, lunch at the picnic table or just communing with nature, the ocean and a good book.
The parade of sailboats and working lobster boats will transport you! Shower inside or out!
The open kitchen is spacious and bright, and the family room with it's wall of windows and Gleaming hardwood floors features ocean views.
Beaches are a ten minute walk away.
Chebauge Island, located 10 miles off the coast of Portland, is more Maine than an LL Bean catalogue, complete with rocky beaches, gravelly walking paths lined with wildflowers, and lobsterman at the docks with the fresh catch of the day.
Take a 15 minute ferry across Casco Bay from Cousins Island near Yarmouth, or a 90 minute leisurely ferry from Portland.
Approximately 5 miles long and 3 miles wide, Chebeague Island is the largest of over 300 islands on Casco BAY.
It is a great bicycle island with many miles of paved roads. Things look pretty much the same on Chebeague Island today as they did throughout the last century. Streets have no names, and everyone knows each other, their kids and even their dogs.
About 300 people live on the island year around, either fishing or servicing the fishing village. That number swells to about 1800 in the summer.
The Chebeague Island Inn, a beautifully restored 1920s hotel, where guests enjoy cool nights and front porch days.
The Great Chebeague Golf Club is adjacent to the inn, and is a public 9 hole golf course with ocean views at every hole.
The recreation center features a gym, fitness room, a public tennis court and a public heated swimming pool, plus hosts a spirited volleyball game every Wednesday.
The Museum of Chebeague History, Built in 1871, this once schoolhouse captures the deep roots of the island. Much of the island's history unfolds here with a historical view of the artwork and artifacts on display.
The view from Indian Point, known as "The Hook" overlooks Little Chebeague Island.
INFO: Buddy@PopeSays.com
PRODUCED BY: Nashua Video Tours
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Shiretown Common, Kennebunk, Maine real estate
Private end unit bordered by a park-like setting at Coventry Woods! The unique setting of this 3 bedroom, 3 bath Condominium with fully applianced kitchen and attached garage makes this the perfect location to call "home".
INFO: The Downing Agency
PRODUCED BY: Nashua Video Tours
INFO: The Downing Agency
PRODUCED BY: Nashua Video Tours
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Sunday, July 6, 2008
Wells Beach, Maine real estate
Builder's custom 3,500 sf Contemporary Beach home featuring 6 bedrooms, 4 baths. Stainless steel and Blue Opal granite kitchen, radiant heat and central a/c throughout the house. Only the finest of materials were used to construct this magnificent home. Fully furnished and designed for entertaining, comfort and fun! Located on Wells Beach, a wonderful, flat walking beach.
INFO: DowningAgency.com
PRODUCED BY: NashuaVideoTours.com
INFO: DowningAgency.com
PRODUCED BY: NashuaVideoTours.com
Saturday, July 5, 2008
81 Beach Avenue, Kennebunk Maine real estate
Stunning new construction set dramatically on a corner lot at Kennebunk Beach. Sweeping views from the jetties of the Kennebunk River to the crashing surf of the Atlantic Ocean to sunsets over Mt. Agamenticus. QUALITY construction with attention to detail!
INFO: PMRealEstate.com
PRODUCED BY: NashuaVideoTours.com
INFO: PMRealEstate.com
PRODUCED BY: NashuaVideoTours.com
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