Welcome to Quarryside, a home built by Christopher Feyler in the late 1700s, as one of the Co-owners of the Day and Feyler Granite Quarry located just down the driveway. Set on approximately 10.27± acres, this distinctive Midcoast property offers a rare blend of history, privacy, and natural beauty. Once owned by renowned artist Robert MacDonald, this property has a legacy of creativity that still defines it today. The home offers 4 bedrooms with additional flexible space ideal for a home office, studio, homeschooling area, or storage. Warm wood interiors, built-ins, and window seats throughout create inviting, character-rich living spaces designed for both comfort and inspiration. The layout offers a unique configuration: two upstairs bedrooms each feature attached half baths, while a full bath is connected to one of the main-level bedrooms. An additional space has been framed for a future primary en-suite bath, offering opportunity to customize and add value. Outside, the land is thoughtfully established as a conservation-focused homestead. A pond sits quietly within the property, while the land itself is framed by classic Maine granite stone walls. A small orchard includes apple and pear trees, complemented by an established raspberry, blackberry, and elderberry patch. Existing infrastructure includes pens for livestock and poultry, along with a small open field. Surrounded by conservation land and expansive blueberry barrens, Quarryside offers access to hiking trails, biking trails, and a snowmobile trail. Just down the driveway, the nearby quarry provides a unique setting for swimming and fishing. The 3-story barn, formerly home to the Hurricane Art Gallery, offers expansive, flexible space--ideal for an art studio, workshop, or event use. The existing studio area includes a sink, toilet, and bath, offering excellent potential for extended use. Despite its private setting, the property is conveniently located near Camden, Rockland, and Damariscotta.