




Discover the magic of the Maine coast at Sea Spray Cove, a stunning oceanfront retreat perfectly situated on Biddeford's sparkling shores. This breathtaking home is perched on a small peninsula just north of Granite Point, offering an incredible vantage point to witness ocean waves rolling in and gorgeous nightly sunsets over New Barn Cove.
Designed to maximize its scenic surroundings, the two-story layout features a thoughtful arrangement for families and groups. The home accommodates up to 10 guests, with 4 bedrooms and 4 beds all located on the upper level, each offering views of the shoreline and ocean. The interior is complemented by 2 bathrooms. On the ground floor, you will find a cozy home office that serves as a versatile space for remote work, entertainment for children, or additional sleeping arrangements.
Inside, the home is filled with natural light thanks to banks of windows and glass doors. You can enjoy the scenery while preparing meals in the elegant kitchen, gathering for breakfast at the dining room table, or streaming movies in the living room. The outdoor experience is equally spectacular, featuring a deck with a power awning and a gas grill, perfect for sipping morning coffee or hosting a sunset barbecue. For those looking to explore the coast, the property provides access to two private beaches exclusive to the association, with several public beaches located within a few miles.
Located in a convenient and scenic setting, the home is equidistant from the charm of Kennebunkport and the amenities of downtown Biddeford, both just eight miles away. Guests are also close to the renowned Fortune Rocks and Goose Rocks beaches.
Practical Information:
Welcome to a seaside sanctuary where the beauty of New England's coastline is right at your doorstep.
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