Howells Memorial House is located in Kittery Point, Maine, about seventy miles north of Cambridge. It is situated on a two-acre promontory overlooking Portsmouth Harbor, with a stunning southerly view of three lighthouses.

The writer and critic William Dean Howells occupied this gracious two-story Victorian house during the early 1900's. His descendant John N. M. Howells donated the house to Harvard University in 1977. The property is maintained as a memorial to the author and is administered by a five-member committee. The site is used for study conferences, retreats and recreation.

• Two sitting rooms, one with a fireplace and a bay window facing the ocean.
• Large gracious dining room with seating for ten.
• Eat-in kitchen completely outfitted with dishes, flatware, dishwasher, disposal, and microwave.
• Laundry room with washer and dryer.
• Four bedrooms, two with ocean views.
• Four and a half baths.
• All-weather tennis court.