This charming 14-acre property is the Western half of Webber Island, separated by a 200-foot wide salt marsh and really quite an island unto itself.

Located in one of New England's most beautiful regions, the old-growth forest provides a spectacular display in the autumn. It also hides a small pond and is filled with local wildlife such as deer, porcupines, herons, seals and moose.

Amenities on the property include a well, outhouse and a 20'x50' camp with a screened-in porch. A perfect place to enjoy the sweeping, dramatic views of Hockmock Bay, and possibly of a deer or moose, too.