Set within a traditional Colonial envelope, this home was completely reimagined and rebuilt between 2021 and 2022 - offering the feel of brand-new construction with timeless character.
Set within a traditional Colonial envelope, this home was completely reimagined and rebuilt between 2021 and 2022 - offering the feel of brand-new construction with timeless character. A new foundation was poured under the breezeway and barn, the roof and trusses are new, and 98% of the structure is new construction. New plumbing, electrical, windows, siding, floors, and systems throughout. The shell stayed. Everything else is new. The floor plan is as thoughtful as the build. Kitchen, dining room, living room, and deck move together in a natural loop - the kind of circulation that makes a dinner party feel effortless. The primary suite connects directly to a walk-in closet and then to the laundry room, a sequence so logical you'll wonder why every house isn't designed this way. All bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms; with three walk-in showers and two soaking tubs, the bath count rivals a boutique inn. Radiant floor heat in the primary bath takes the edge off every Maine morning. Fireplaces do more than look good here; they genuinely heat the space, and highly efficient heat pumps keep everything running lean. Outside, lilac and evergreen trees frame a private, tucked-in setting, while surrounding farmland and protected forestland provide a natural backdrop that isn't going anywhere. Despite the serenity, the location is remarkably easy. Three minutes to Routes 88 and 1, five minutes to I-295 and downtown Yarmouth, five minutes to Cumberland Town Landing and its beach. And up the road on Greely, a beloved local farm stand that locals quietly consider one of Maine's best-kept secrets.