Henry David Thoreau viewed transcendence as… a lived, daily experience achieved by immersing oneself in nature, practicing deliberate living, and fostering solitary reflection to connect with a higher divine unity. Thoreau advocated for ”living awake” by stripping away societal materialism to ”suck out all the marrow of life, ” finding spiritual significance in natural beauty. If this resonates with the way you would like to live, then you will fall in love with 59 Greenland Cove: set in a natural sanctuary dotted with the clarion call of birds, marine life and the deep tradition of Maine’s lobster fishermen just feet from the ocean-facing deck. Like a bride on her wedding day, this property includes something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue… Traditional, old, and unspoiled Maine remains the focal point of this beautiful coastal Bremen home. Newly reimagined and rebuilt upon the borrowed (and rock-solid!) foundation of its original structure, now boasts of a beautifully designed and energy-efficient interior that thoughtfully incorporates natural building elements like wood, steel and stone throughout. Wide, sunny windows wrap around the home maximizing views of a vast blue Maine ocean and all the wildlife that abounds. Only the brilliant canopy of stars breaks the silence, their light like a quiet conversation. A residence defined by its gentle charm and complete seclusion; equal parts sweetness and solitude.