A Maine Home of Many Trades

On Rutherford Island, a historic hub goes from ramshackle to retreat

Words By Allison Paige

Photos By Erin Little

On Rutherford Island, a historic hub goes from ramshackle to retreat

You are unauthorized to view this page. An active subscription is required to access the content. If you're already a subscriber, please log in to view the content.

Discover More

Homes

A Split-Level Ranch on Sebago Lake, Maine Designed by Briburn Architectural Firm

Enhanced for both the current standards of efficiency and for access to fun on the water

Homes

Preserving a Family Camp on Long Lake, Maine

At a Long Lake, Maine family camp renovation, the project was about honoring the original architecture but bringing in a contemporary sensibility

Homes

A Working Waterfront Transformed

Homeowners open their arms to local lobsterman and oyster farmers at their unique property wedged between Brunswick and Harpswell, Maine.

Subscribe

A Maine Home of Many Trades

Discover More

A Split-Level Ranch on Sebago Lake, Maine Designed by Briburn Architectural Firm

Preserving a Family Camp on Long Lake, Maine

A Working Waterfront Transformed

Current Issue

Newsletter Signup

Only $3/Month

A Maine Home of Many Trades

Discover More

A Split-Level Ranch on Sebago Lake, Maine Designed by Briburn Architectural Firm

Preserving a Family Camp on Long Lake, Maine

A Working Waterfront Transformed

Current Issue

Newsletter Signup

You Have Great Taste!

Subscribe now to keep reading and get unlimited digital access to Maine’s most beautiful homes.

Only $3/Month

You Have
Great Taste!