You can feel it when a house is more than 'just a house' - you'll know it the minute you walk in. It feels calm, safe and welcoming and 33 Roxbury is one of those houses.
You can feel it when a house is more than 'just a house' - you'll know it the minute you walk in. It feels calm, safe and welcoming and 33 Roxbury is one of those houses. Nestled in the heart of Thomaston, a charming village in Midcoast Maine, Roxbury is a beautiful 1850's farmhouse that has stood the test of time. This historic home, with views of the St. George River - a salt waterway that travels between the St. George and Cushing peninsulas - is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of the shipbuilders who once populated the area. The house, with its attached barn with a two-car garage, a home office and a loft area, sits on an 'double lot' adorned with antique rose bushes, perennial gardens, outdoor living spaces and mature trees. Original curved walls, wide pine floor and an untouched butler's pantry exist in seamless harmony with important improvements like modern windows, a newer roof and updated kitchen and the potential for one floor living. Located within walking distance of Thomaston's vibrant village center, the Town's waterfront Mill River Park and the public landing where boats of all sizes can be launched and fishing lines can be cast at any tide. This farmhouse is more than just a house; it's a home filled with warmth and history. It's a place where you can feel the passage of time and the love and care that has been poured into maintaining it. Living here is not just about enjoying the beautiful views and the historic charm, but also about being part of a story that has been unfolding for over a hundred years.