Return to the days when living on Great Bay meant savoring peaceful, private waterfront. To get here, one drives .4 miles over ancient farmland now a deep pine forest. You own 113-feet of shoreline and a half-acre of land with gorgeous lake-like views across the bay. The contemporary, 2-bedroom year-round home is an intelligent, sensible 1980-ish redesign of a 1949 summer camp. To be sure, there is now updating to be done. But you begin with gracious formal living and dining areas, wide-pine floors, a woodstove, whimsical built-ins and an open concept storage loft. Newington waterfront as it once was.