Along PEI?s eastern shoreline, where the land stretches toward the water, and the horizon opens, this property holds a position that is becoming harder to secure. The view is immediate and uninterrupted. Murray Harbour extends outward, with protected islands set quietly offshore. The shoreline is not decorative here. It is usable and walkable, and changes throughout the day with the tide. It becomes part of how the property is lived. The home sits within it with a quiet confidence. Cedar shingles, simple lines, and a form that feels consistent with the land. Inside, the space is honest. Wood floors underfoot, natural light moving through the rooms, and a layout that does exactly what it should. Kitchen, dining, and living areas on the main level, with a full bath, and three bedrooms positioned above. Below, a full concrete basement with exterior access provides the level of certainty buyers look for. Clean, solid, and usable, it supports the home without question. A screened outdoor space faces the water, offering a place to sit that stays connected to the view while protected from the wind. The home is being offered with its contents, allowing immediate use from day one. Whether held as a private retreat or rented for short-term, the transition requires little adjustment. The setting, scale, and proximity to the Town of Montague position it naturally for seasonal use. Seventeen and a half acres extend from the road to the shoreline, with approximately eight hundred feet of oceanfront. The land gives you room to move, to shape, or to leave exactly as it is. Space that is increasingly difficult to find, especially in a setting like this. Eighteen minutes from Montague, yet far enough removed to feel like its own world. 2nd level virtually staged. (id:2493)