Well, you came to the right place if you are a Linux desktop user. Here's how.
1. Install sshfs. A utility that wraps all of SSH capabilities and transform to a virtual filesystem.
For Fedora, Centos RHEL,
yum install sshfs
For Ubuntu / Debian,
apt-get sshfs
2. Mount your folder
mkdir /your/local/mount/path
sshfs -p <port> <user>@ :/your/remote/path /your/local/mount/path
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