Nestled on nearly 16 acres next to Turner Highlands Golf Course...

Nestled on nearly 16 acres next to Turner Highlands Golf Course, this remarkably restored 1796 home embodies New England history, with an added bonus of a new four car garage with an in-law apartment above. This property offers an opportunity to own a home rich in character and craftsmanship. Featuring original Orison Wood murals--an apprentice of Rufus Porter. These works of art are documented in Folk Art Murals of the Rufus Porter School: New England Landscapes, 1825-1845.
Stepping inside you'll find exposed beams, original wide-plank wood floors and custom lighting that accentuate the home's period details. The library, formal living room, and sitting room each feature functional wood-burning fireplaces.
The kitchen features an 8-burner Wolf gas stove, double oven, Sub-Zero refrigerator, a soapstone farmers sink/countertops and cathedral ceilings. There is a first-floor guest bedroom with an en-suite, and two additional bedrooms upstairs. The primary suite, overlooking the yard features vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath complete with slate tile work, a double shower, and an English soapstone tub. Radiant heat runs throughout the primary suite and sunroom.
Updates include new electrical and heating/cooling system, metal roof, water softener, and a Generac generator. The walk-out basement has a poured concrete floor, original granite stone walls, and a french drain installed around the house.
Outside, the estate is just as captivating, featuring a beautiful pond, brick walkways, and a three-story barn awaiting its next chapter. The yard is home to fruit trees with frequent visits from deer and ducks at the pond. The garage features four extra-wide bays and it's own septic, electrical meter and propane tank.
This property is more than just a home--it's a piece of Maine's history. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind residence that beautifully blends historic charm with modern comforts, this could be the perfect place for you!