Built in 1905 by respected Italian builder Michael Foggia, this beautifully restored Folk Victorian home has long been known as ''the nicest house in Woodland.
Built in 1905 by respected Italian builder Michael Foggia, this beautifully restored Folk Victorian home has long been known as ''the nicest house in Woodland.'' Situated on a large corner lot at Second and Broadway in the heart of Baileyville, the home enjoys refreshing breezes, towering maple trees, and one of the largest in-town properties, including a separate .23-acre parcel offering endless possibilities. Completely renovated from top to bottom, the home features a new roof, new insulation, fresh interior and exterior paint, a fully renovated kitchen and bathroom, and countless thoughtful updates while preserving its historic character. The stunning new kitchen includes all-new appliances and an adjoining laundry room. Original details shine throughout, including the dining room's pressed tin ceiling, polished antique doorknobs and light switches, elaborate window trim, hardwood floors. Plus added stained glass windows and beautiful antique light fixtures. The main floor offers a formal living room, elegant sitting room, spacious dining room, and graceful curved exterior wall that showcases the home's timeless craftsmanship. Upstairs are three comfortable bedrooms and a beautifully renovated bathroom featuring a classic clawfoot tub. A hidden bonus room provides extra storage or potential sleeping space, while the unfinished third floor with hardwood floors and charming windows is ideal for a home office, studio, or playroom. Relax on the inviting front porch, the perfect place to enjoy Baileyville's parade route and watch the world go by from the comfort of the shade or sunshine. Rich in history, filled with original architectural details, and thoughtfully updated for modern living, this exceptional home offers the rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored piece of Maine history on an oversized in-town lot.