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Explore Kelley Point - 3 Bedroom House, Brooklin, ME - With Premium Amenities

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Kelley Point
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Explore Kelley Point - 3 Bedroom House, Brooklin, ME - With Premium Amenities

Three-bedroom House at Kelley Point, Brooklin, ME. Ideal for a tranquil getaway. This house is located in a peaceful location with stunning views. Provides a memorable place to stay.

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Vacation Home in Brooklin Maine

87 Kelley Point Drive
How Many Bedrooms? 3 Bedrooms • Sleeps 6
How Many Bathrooms? 3 Full Bathrooms
Map of Brooklin

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  • Rates From $360 per night
  • Rates From $2,520 per week

Rates from $360 per night
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Nichole Bebout PM-ME - Downeast Maine Vacation Rentals, Inc.
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Property #176021
Kelley Point

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Jan 01, 2025 - Dec 30, 2025 $360 $2,520 n/a

Property Description

"Probably no other architect of his time did more to change the face of America than Benjamin C. Thompson" - Robert Campbell, Boston Globe.

Kelley Point, located in a lush, oceanside setting with private beach, is a spectacular rustic, contemporary-style house that provides a unique opportunity to experience the inspirational design of one of America's leading architects, Benjamin C. Thompson (known for Boston's Faneuil Hall Market, Baltimore's Harborside, and Miami's Bayside).

Built in harmony with nature, this 3-bedroom home has massive windows to capture stunning scenery. Thompson called this design his "caterpillar house", referring to the long, zig-zag design that blends in with surrounding trees to be inconspicuous from the water. The house looks out to Big Babson Island, owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust and open to picnickers and day visitors.