A coastal colonial home gets a stunning remodel in Kittery Point, Maine

Transitional Home Exterior

Haven Hill Builders, together with Amy Dutton Home, has reimagined this coastal colonial home on Gerrish Island in Kittery Point, Maine, originally built in the early 2000s. The home sits across the street from the Atlantic Ocean on beautifully landscaped grounds in a wooded setting. The project involved a comprehensive deep energy retrofit, A coastal colonial home gets a stunning remodel in Kittery Point, Maineuding high-performance windows, extensive air sealing, upgraded insulation, targeted additions, and a rooftop solar array.

Inside, the floor plan was thoughtfully opened to improve flow, light, and connection between spaces. Every room was fully remodeled, balancing comfort with durability for coastal living. Custom, in-house cabinetry completes the transformation, bringing warmth, craftsmanship, and an elevated residential feel to a home that is now significantly more efficient, comfortable, and refined.

What We Love About This Home

This coastal colonial home offers a warm and welcoming living environment after undergoing an extensive renovation. We love how the reimagined interiors balance classic architectural details with relaxed coastal comfort, creating spaces that feel both timeless and inviting. The wooded backdrop provides privacy and tranquility while enhancing the home’s connection to nature, making this home very idyllic.

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Note: Check out a couple of other fascinating home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Maine: This rustic mountain home provides a peaceful escape in the woods of Maine and A coastal Maine farmhouse retreat gets an incredibly stunning makeover.

This newly renovated structure is home to a young family relocating back to Maine in lieu of Boston.

With an addition off the back for a primary bath, a new dormer over the mudroom for a second home office, and a new front porch, the home takes on the farmhouse vibe with enthusiasm, especially with the black windows and white siding.