A rare opportunity for multigenerational living, extended family housing, guest accommodations, or rental income, this remarkable Maine homestead offers two separate residences, each with its own well and septic system, surrounded by extensive outbuildings and thoughtfully designed self-reliant infrastructure.
A rare opportunity for multigenerational living, extended family housing, guest accommodations, or rental income, this remarkable Maine homestead offers two separate residences, each with its own well and septic system, surrounded by extensive outbuildings and thoughtfully designed self-reliant infrastructure. The spacious main residence features an open-concept layout, handcrafted kitchen cabinetry, handmade Mexican tile, formal dining room plus eat-in kitchen, and a bright solarium with wood floors, radiant heat, and its own wood stove. An antique Glendale 1890s wood cookstove provides both cooking capability and supplemental heat. The kitchen offers redundant water access with conventional service from the drilled well plus a hand-pump source for use without power. Additional space includes a tall, dry basement with bonus room and tiki bar. The separate cabin provides an independent second living space with its own well and septic, full bath, laundry, propane cooktop, hot-water heat, wood cookstove, deck, and both powered and hand-pump water access. The property was designed for a lifestyle that can be shared across generations. An 11 kW grid-tied solar array earns utility credits through Versant Power, while Starlink provides connectivity for remote work. Extensive shared amenities include a large powered barn with running water, chicken/goat area and double root cellar and cedar sauna; oversized multi-vehicle garage with unfinished second floor; potting shed with water and power; fenced gardens; 13 apple trees; established berries; stream-fed farm pond; screened entertaining space; and extensive trails for horses, ATVs and hiking. An exceptional opportunity to combine separate living spaces with acreage, recreation, food production and self-reliant Maine living. See additional documents for extensive property details and items that convey.