Constructed in 1900, The Chadwick House is nestled amongst some of New England’s finest coastal estates. Located along scenic Shore Road in Cape Neddick, with deeded access to the cliffs of the Atlantic, the home was built as a shoreline summer cottage reflecting the period Gothic detail of the neighboring Cragmere Estate. The secluded .88-acre wooded lot is encompassed by stone walls, with a winding circular drive entrance. This classic style of the home imbues a timeless elegance with beautiful wood floors and diamond-pane glass windows, offering opportunities for modern updates. The open interior includes a spacious foyer with original woodwork, a bright living room with an exposed brick fireplace, and a formal dining room that connects to the family room through arched doorways and a recently added antique oak cupboard. The living room connects to a breezy, private screened-in porch where you can relax to the sound of the ocean’s roar as it crashes on the rocky shore. The roomy eat-in kitchen features plenty of work space, a pantry, a mudroom area stepping out to the side entrance. Moving upstairs, there are four bedrooms with bay windows, some with water views, while the bathrooms feature nostalgic fixtures. The home is further completed by a walk-up attic presenting additional potential for living space, and a detached one-car garage. Several recent mechanical updates and improvements, including a permitted four-bedroom septic design. Centrally located, just 10 minutes