Quite simply, unique. This stately, federal-style home sits proudly on a waterfront parcel of land at the edge of Pepperrell Cove, in a unique position to capture exceptional views of Wood Island and Piscataqua River boat traffic between Maine and New Hampshire. Built in 1812, the 72 Pepperrell Road home exudes a sense of elegance that captures the imagination of those who appreciate tradition and historical sensitivity. With over 2,600 square feet of living space on three floors, plus a Captains Walk in the attic, this home offers enough room to spread out. The spacious sunroom is perfect for entertaining guests with a cold beverage on a warm summer day, or for staying toasty in the winter with an abundance of passive sunlight. The dining area boasts a beautiful chandelier that sparkles in the light of undulating water and with the sun streaming through copious glass windows, setting the tone for memorable gatherings. The living room is adorned with a wall of bookshelves and is warmed by a stately, center gas-fireplace connecting to a kitchen with colorful cobalt blue countertops, painted white cabinetry and a hammered copper sink, an interesting contrast of modern and classic. An elegant staircase leads to the second and third floor bedrooms, each en-suite, and a second level deck that appears to suspend over the water’s edge. There is a detached garage and a beautiful stone walkway to the front door and side door. Mature design of large shrubs and bushes also provide the exterior with curb appeal. This home is located just steps from the town wharf, where you can enjoy local food, coffee, and special events, in the historic village of Kittery Point, home to one of Southern Maine’s most glorious coastal drives.