• Community Dock...

    With nearly a mile of waterfront on the Sheepscot River, enjoy fishing, paddling or motorboating a mile downstream to the waterfront village of Wiscasset, or upriver to pristine waterways.  Deep-water moorings available.

  • Community Gardens and Tennis

    Enjoy both private and shared raised-bed gardening with underground watering, fruit trees, asparagus beds, grapes, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and more.

  • Harvest House

    Overlooking the community dock is the Harvest House with space for get-togethers, large decks, stone fireplace, woodstove and wood-fired pizza oven. 

  • View from Harvest House...

    View from Harvest House overlooking dock, float and railroad bridge.

  • Pear Hollow Road...

    One of the neighborhoods distinguished by peach and pear trees, underground utilities, and several walking trails.

  • Roadside view of river...

    with stone benches and trail to Kayak Shack.

  • Kayak Rack

    Parking for dock and kayak/canoe rack.

  • Freshwater pond...

    Pond with shallow sandy swimming beach at one end, 20' deep at opposite end, grape arbor and swing.

  • Home for Sale...

    Spacious 4-bedroom 2.5 bath home, wood fireplace, cherry and granite kitchen, energy-star appliances, screened porch, deck...

  • Pond View

    From grape arbor swing towards the beach.

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"The Prettiest Village in Maine"

Boothbay Harbor: 8 miles
Camden: 36 miles
Portland: 37 miles
Boston: 133 miles

Known for its deep harbor, tidal river, rolling land,  freshwater streams and ponds, antiques, crafts and restaurants, Wiscasset is an easily-reached popular tourist and recreational destination  in Mid-Coast Maine. Wiscasset's well-preserved Early American architecture tells the story of its rich heritage as the busiest seaport north of Boston during the 18th and 19th century.

Looking for balance in your life?  Make Clark's Point your home.
200 Acres along the banks of the Sheepscot River in historic Wiscasset... Over 100 acres set aside for walking trails, conservation, recreation and relaxation. Saltwater community dock, freshwater pond with sandy swimming beach, tennis court, edible landscaping, miles of walking trails and more.   Winding roads following the land's rolling contours - designed & planned with  walkers, gardeners, boaters, kayakers, beauty & serenity in mind.

Community Features

Deepwater dock with kayak slide & boat mooring field on the Sheepscot River, tennis courts, miles of walking trails, more...

Home Sites / Homes

Acre-plus lots are wooded & privately sited.  Plans in place for clustered housing with respect for privacy surrounded by conservation land, more...

Living at Clark's Point

Pick some asparagus after your tennis game...  plenty of room for community gardening (as well as your own) -   more about 'edible landscaping'

The Harvest House

Built with wood milled from the property, this post and beam   community building features a 13' wide stone hearth with a pizza oven, on a promontory overlooking the water with incredible views...

Gardens...

Wildflowers and cultivated, a combination of the beautiful and useful, edible landscaping means fruit trees, raspberries, asparagus, pears.....

Freshwater pond

 20' deep with shallow white sand beach - grape arbor with swing surrounded by wildflowers...
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