Just steps from the Atlantic Ocean and the Spruce Head Island bridge, this storybook New Englander home feels rooted in coastal Maine living. Cozy and inviting in the colder months, the home comes into its own in warmer seasons, with white clapboard siding, an attached barn, window boxes, rose bushes, and perennial gardens adding to its timeless charm. 672 Spruce Head Road feels like a place where days slow down and village life takes over. The attached barn, re-sided in board-and-batten and finished with a metal roof, offers both character and versatility. Ideal for storing kayaks, bikes, and beach gear, it also presents the opportunity for a workshop or artist studio. The barn connects to a welcoming mudroom and laundry area, where thoughtful details like a soapstone shelf add warmth. Inside, much of the home's character lives underfoot. The front room, TV room, and hallway showcase original pine floors, while the sun porch features warm fir flooring. Maple floors were thoughtfully installed in the kitchen and laundry room, adding both durability and contrast. The kitchen is inviting and functional, featuring a gas stove, open shelving, and space for a small table. A three-season porch provides additional living space—perfect for gathering with friends or enjoying a quiet afternoon with the windows open to the sea air. On the main level, the living room offers flexibility and could serve as a first-floor bedroom for one-level living. The hallway leads to a dining area that flows into a comfortable sitting room centered around a gas fireplace with a beautiful mantel. Upstairs, three bedrooms offer comfortable retreats. The first floor has been fully renovated from the studs, while the second floor has seen thoughtful improvements. Outside, upgrades to the home and grounds enhance both charm and longevity. This is a home meant to be lived in—where you can walk to the water, wander across to Spruce Head Island, and enjoy life by the sea.