Highseas

Highseas is a historic house located near the Maine coastline that displays traditional New England architectural style. The building shows the structural design and features that were typical for coastal homes of its period.

The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places, marking its importance to American heritage preservation. This recognition placed it among properties documented for their role in the nation's architectural and settlement history.

The house reflects the building traditions and living patterns typical of its era along the Maine coast. It stands as part of the regional record that shows how families and communities developed their homes in this area.

The house sits along the Maine coast and may be viewed from outside, though interior access depends on ownership and access policies. You can find information about visiting conditions through the State Historic Preservation Office or by checking the National Register documentation.

The property is one of roughly 95,000 buildings in the National Register, part of a nationwide effort to document American architectural heritage. Among countless coastal homes from its era, this house was selected for recognition as a property of regional significance.