A grey shingle home on the red cliffs of PEI's north shore, looking out toward the dunes.

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Craftsman Construction built MacMillan Point on a quiet point of Tracadie Bay, where the red sandstone cliffs drop to the water and the dune grass runs along the horizon. It's a backdrop that's hard to beat.

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Grey shingles, white trim, natural stone around the entry, and a traditional craftsman-style roofline that provides interest without overcomplicating things. From the rear deck, the view extends across the bay and over the north shore dunes towards the St. Lawrence.

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Inside, the home is warm and unhurried. Coffered ceilings in the main living areas, a large granite island in the kitchen, and a coastal palette that references the landscape outside. The master suite looks directly over the water, the deck visible through the sliding doors.

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A well-built home in one of the most picturesque Island locations.