Forty-nine acres of fields and woodland surround this 1728 sq. ft. fully insulated steel industrial building. Built in 2000, this commercial style building is currently used as an artist studio, workshop, and living quarters. A galley kitchen and separate wash room separate the workshop and loft bedroom from the artist studio, dining/living room. A large cedar deck overlooks the meadows, organic garden, and woodland. The property was once a working sheep farm and the lands remain organic, never having had chemicals applied. The surrounding land offers fields for grazing, timber for cutting to help heat your home or build a stable. An old apple trees stands prominatley in the small field overlooking the garden, old fashion lilac trees, spruce, fir, and other common vegetation of the area. From the studio/workshop, take the meandering path through the field and into the woods to a three-season octagon cottage. The cottage has a wrap around deck, kitchen, living area and loft bedroom. Your closest neighbors are the deer, fox, rabbits, grouse, and other wildlife that make their homes in the woods. The property is in tree growth and therefore enjoys reduced taxes. The town of Perry sits at the 45th parallel - halfway between the North Pole and the Equator. It has a small- town atmosphere where everyone knows each other yet respects their individual privacy. A short drive from here - 12 miles - is the city of Eastport which is home to the deepest port on the East Coast. There is a commercial pier welcoming international cargo ships, the Coast Guard Station and the fishing and tour boat pier. The historical waterfront shops offer galleries, eateries, and interesting shops. The population of Eastport according to the 2020 census was around 1288 making this the least populous city in Maine. Calais is the second city in Washington County. It is a border town with St. Stephens, New Brunswick and is another short drive from Perry - just 18 miles awa