A remarkable waterfront landmark in Eastport, Maine, this historic brick factory stands directly along the shores of Passamaquoddy Bay. Built in the early twentieth century, the massive industrial structure reflects an important chapter of the region’s sardine-canning history.
Thick brick walls, rugged granite window sills, and heavy timber construction preserve its authentic historic character. The property enjoys extensive waterfront frontage with spectacular views across the bay toward Campobello Island.
A substantial concrete pier extends into the water, adding even more character to this rare coastal setting. Although the building requires major restoration, its impressive scale creates exciting possibilities for redevelopment and creative reuse.
Public water, sewer, and electricity are already available at the property. Surrounded by maritime scenery and historic architecture, the location offers a truly distinctive atmosphere. This is an extraordinary opportunity for someone with the vision to transform a piece of Maine’s industrial heritage.
