Welcome to 773 Main Street in Hartford, Maine. This beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 3-bath Colonial style home sits on 5 private acres and offers the perfect blend of refined country living and everyday practicality.
Welcome to 773 Main Street in Hartford, Maine. This beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 3-bath Colonial style home sits on 5 private acres and offers the perfect blend of refined country living and everyday practicality. Built in 1991 and offering 2,384 square feet of comfortable living space, the heart of the home is a stunning kitchen with custom cabinetry, a center island, and timber frame details that flow seamlessly into the dining area. A stone fireplace with pellet stove anchors the living space, and the primary bedroom features its own ensuite bath and a private upper deck. The wraparound front porch creates an inviting first impression, while the attached two car garage and large shed handle the practical side. Step outside and the setting speaks for itself. A beautifully landscaped stone patio with an outdoor fireplace creates an exceptional outdoor living space surrounded by mature trees and gardens that reflect years of careful attention. Breathtaking westerly sunsets can be enjoyed from the rear deck, the primary upper deck, or virtually any room in the house. The substantial Barn is with a striking red metal roof, cupola, and 2,747 square feet of serious workspace with electric service. Together they provide tremendous flexibility for hobbyists, contractors, or anyone who needs significant space to work and store equipment. This former horse farm is a sanctuary of natural beauty, bordered by quintessential New England stone walls. A scenic, winding driveway leads you to the home, passing by pastures and a private pond. The home is positioned w breathtaking westerly sunsets. Whether you are relaxing on the main rear deck, the private upper deck from the Primary ensuite, or many interior rooms, you will feel completely immersed in a peaceful landscape. An exquisite residence and a prestigious five-acre retreat, and working Barn that, together, make the bold statement.