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Maine’s most expensive old house listing! Circa 1780. On 177 acres. $14,500,000

August 24, 2026

Welcome to Maine’s most expensive old house listing! There are five residences on this property. Waterman Farm was built in 1780. It is located on 177 acres in North Haven, Maine. The property has five historic residences, a historic barn, a sawmill and a Quonset hut. There is 8,582 feet of shoreline and there is a private dock. Ten bedrooms, eight bathrooms and 8,074 square feet. $14,500,000

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From the Zillow listing:

 

Set on 177± acres of exceptional island landscape, Waterman Farm offers spectacular panoramic views to the south and east toward the Fox Island Thorofare and Penobscot Bay. Perched on a secluded point of land, this classic saltwater farm features 8,582± feet of shorefront with access to both the protected Cubby Hole and Waterman Cove. The quintessential island setting is stunning, with open fields, woods, gardens, orchards, and five historic and distinguished residences, each fully renovated with year-round living space. Requisite estate infrastructure includes a historic barn, a sawmill where much of the wood for the property was harvested and milled, a versatile Quonset hut, and more. A dock with ramp, float, and mooring on Waterman Cove offers access to world-class boating around the island, along the Fox Island Thorofare, and throughout Penobscot Bay. Suitable for agricultural pursuits, residential living, or a family compound, Waterman Farm’s significant contiguous acreage, sensitive restoration, and thoughtful stewardship present a rare opportunity to own a true piece of North Haven’s legacy.

 

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