Historic House Listings

Pretty house! Over one acre in Maine. Circa 1870. $349,900

November 11, 2024

This is a pretty house and a pretty setting! The house was built in 1870. It is located on 1.13 acres in Readfield, Maine. The house features wide plank wood floors, baseboards, spacious kitchen and a back deck. We were trying to figure out what the silver circular things are in the upper attic space. Close to local amenities. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,969 square feet. $349,900

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From the Zillow listing:

 

Step into the charm of this 19th-century colonial home, just a short walk from Maranacook Lake, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the tranquil morning waters. Spend a delightful afternoon at the local library, exploring your next fascinating read. As the sun sets, step onto your deck to admire the stars in your enchanting backyard or cozy up around the wood-burning stove with a warm cup of hot cocoa. Don’t forget to visit the local farm stands for fresh produce, delectable jams, aromatic herbs, and snug alpaca wool socks. Treat yourself to freshly baked goods or go apple picking at the Apple Shed Bakery, located just two miles away! On weekends, relish fresh produce and wood-fired pizza while enjoying live music events at Lakeside Orchards. This historic gem is sure to fulfill your dreams! This inviting colonial boasts a spacious master bedroom, two delightful additional bedrooms, and one and a half baths, all filled in natural light and adorned with beautiful antique hardwood floors. With plenty of storage options, you’ll have everything you need. Almost all plumbing and electrical systems have been updated, including a partial roof replacement, double-paned windows, a TRIO high-efficiency boiler, and a new hot water tank with a pump. Set on a generous 1.13-acre lot, there’s ample space for your dream garden and the potential for an attached or detached garage. Kent’s Hill School is a quick 4-minute drive away, and you’ll discover a wealth of outdoor activities nearby, including water access for boating and kayaking. In winter, explore nearby ski areas, walking trails, and snowmobile routes. Why wait for a vacation when you can embrace this idyllic lifestyle year-round?

 

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