Home for Sale at 213 Two Lights Road, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107

213 Two Lights Road
Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107

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Property Details

List Price:	$4,995,000
Beds:	4
Baths:	4
Status:	Active
SqFt:	3710
Agency:	Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
Agency Phone:	207-780-8900

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Lot Size:	--
Property Type:	Residential
Year Built:	1997
Notes:	With expansive views of Cape Elizabeth's dramatic rocky shoreline and the Atlantic Ocean, 213 Two Lights Road is a showstopper. Custom built in 1997 and completely redesigned in 2024 by the prominent local designer, Tyler Karu, to showcase the stellar location, no detail has been overlooked. The first floor has a bright, open floor plan: a family room boasts high ceilings and custom woodwork including a wainscot ceiling, built-ins, cozy gas fireplace and wall of glass beckoning with a view of the ocean. The eat-in kitchen, with custom cherry cabinetry, has abundant storage and counter space with large sliding doors for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. A separate dining room seamlessly connects the rooms, and two first floor bedrooms allow for single-level living or private guest spaces. The first floor laundry room is ideally situated to round out the main floor. The second level is a delight with architectural surprises such as cozy reading nooks and custom built-ins. The spectacular primary suite is a true retreat with spa-like bath, lofty ceilings and windows that focus on the spectacular elevated seascape. Walls of glass open to a private oceanfront deck with firepit, boasting 180 degree vistas for lobster boat watching, bird migration, stargazing and even whale watching in the summer months. A separate second floor bonus room with a back staircase leads to an additional guest room. An outdoor seating area perched above the crashing surf is the ideal place to watch year-round sunrises paint the sky. Designed with an eye to its site, this quintessential Maine shingled cottage fits the landscape perfectly and is a true seaside oasis. Just a short stroll to Dyer Cove beach, steps to the trails of Two Lights State Park, near Crescent Beach State Park and Fort Williams and 15 minutes to the International Jetport and downtown Portland, this is coastal Maine living at its best.
MlsNumber:	1589335

Listing Provided By:	Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty, original listing
Name:	Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
Phone:	(207) 780-8900
Office Name:	Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Rea
Office Phone:	(207) 780-8900
Agent Name:	Anne Bosworth
Disclaimer:	Copyright Â© 2024 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

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