The house is located on Sebascodegan Island in Casco Bay on the coast of Maine.  The property is situated on a totally private, secluded peninsula within the Cundy's Point Association on 5+ acres, with 2000 feet of shoreline.  The house is within 50 feet of the water on all three sides.  To the West are open views of Quahog and Casco bays, Big Hen, Birch Island, and Yarmouth Island.   To the East is Ridley Cove and the picturesque fishing village of Cundy's Harbor.  The sunrises and sunsets from this location are magnificent.

There are several paths from the house through the extensive natural landscaping.  You can get to various perennial beds and cuttings, vegetable and herb gardens which add charm and color all year long.  The gardens extend to the sea banks; they are professionally kept and contain peonies, old fashioned beach roses, lilacs, asiatic lilies, dahlias, blueberries, wildflowers, lupines, rhododendrons, bayberry, hydrangias and, foxglove.  Along the banks you can walk to a spot on the beach which is very private and invites swimming and fishing at low and high tides.  Long walks and beachcombing are also very pleasant.  A canoe is provided for exploring the coves and bays.

From the house you can easily walk from the point (10 minutes) along the ocean to the Snack Bar for fried clams and other local seafood (according to USA Today, they have "The Best Lobster Roll on the Coast of Maine").  Also within walking distance are town, Hawks Lobster Pound for fresh lobster, clams, local smoked salmon, and fish, flowers and The Block and Tackle Restaurant for great Maine blueberry pancakes.

Farther afield, Bowdoin College and Brunswick are eight miles away (providing Maine State Summer Theater and concerts).  The outlet stores at Freeport and L.L. Bean are about 20 miles away.  Both Portland and Boothbay Harbor (where a short ferry ride to Monhegan Island provides access to the famous artists colony and hiking trails with spectacular views) are within a 45-minute drive.