A lighted path leads to your private deep-water dock with power and water on Northeast Harbor.

Sweetbriar is a circa 1890 Shingle Style summer cottage by Gilded Age architect Fred L. Savage, part of the original Harborside Cottages that shaped Northeast Harbor. Beautifully preserved and set on deep-water frontage, it opens onto sweeping lawns, flowering gardens, and harbor views from an expansive covered porch. Set well back from the road on 0.82 acres, the property includes ample parking and a two-car garage with former chauffeur's quarters. A lighted pathway guides you from the house to a private deep-water dock equipped with power, water, and lighting, putting the harbor at your fingertips. Inside, soaring ceilings, oversized windows, abundant natural light, and five fireplaces create the gracious atmosphere of a grand Maine summer estate, with original craftsmanship and architectural details intact. Rich in history, Sweetbriar offers the rare combination of architectural significance, privacy, and deep-water frontage, and it is offered completely furnished, excluding art and Dan Falt sculptures.