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The Hope Island complex in Casco Bay, owned by John Cacoulidis, went on the market last week for $7.95 million.
The main house on Hope Island is 11,295 square feet, with six bathrooms and three bedrooms.
The Hope Island complex includes a barn with workers' quarters, outbuildings for equipment and machinery, a 10-stall horse stable, and coops for chickens, ducks and geese.
The Hope Island complex in Casco Bay is traversed by lighted concrete roads and powered by generators and submerged marine cables from Long Island.
John Cacoulidis bought Hope Island in 1993 for $1.3 million, and since then “no expense was spared creating this magical island kingdom,” according to the new sale listing.
The Hope Island complex includes a boat house with a deepwater pier.
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