c.1925 Maine Farmhouse With 2.7 Acres and Barn $159K

OHU50K Notes $159,000

c.1925 Maine Farmhouse With 2.7 Acres and Barn. There are some charming details throughout the home like the banister and light fixtures.

House View featured at 34 Cedar St, Kingfield, ME, 04947

Realtor Comments

Classic older farmhouse on 2.7 acre parcel. Cedar St is a dead end road and Kingfield is a quaint New England town with a world class ski/golf resort, Sugarloaf, 17 miles north. There is a screened/glassed in porch as you enter. Hard wood floors, a room still has tin ceiling. Handsome woodwork. The barn is 2 level. The detached garage has a poured floor and electricity. Part of the lot was once a garden area. Sighted on a little rise. It does need repair but could be that lovely homestead again.

3 bed
1 bath
Build date 1925

Yard featured at 34 Cedar St, Kingfield, ME, 04947

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34 Cedar St, Kingfield, ME 04947 $159,o00

Contact Realtor: Janet Peruffo
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Kitchen featured at 34 Cedar St, Kingfield, ME, 04947

Utility Room featured at 34 Cedar St, Kingfield, ME, 04947

Pros of Living in Kingfield, ME

1. Outdoor Paradise & Recreation Hub

As the gateway to Sugarloaf Mountain, one of the largest ski resorts east of the Rockies, Kingfield offers top-tier skiing, snowboarding, Nordic trails, and mountain biking.
The Narrow Gauge Pathway provides miles for biking, walking, or cross-country skiing, and it’s also the southern trailhead for the Maine Huts & Trails network.
Cultural enthusiasts will enjoy the Stanley Museum, celebrating local inventors, and the Kingfield POPS! summer concert and arts festival.

2. Affordable Cost of Living

Overall, living in Kingfield remains about 24% more affordable than the U.S. average, with housing being a particularly strong value.
Median two-bedroom rent is around $930/month, compared to the U.S. average of $1,430.
Homes appreciated ~20.6% in the past year, showing signs of a healthy real estate market.

3. Charming Community & Historic Heritage

Kingfield’s small population (~960 residents) fosters a tight-knit atmosphere.
Historic structures like the Frank Hutchins House and William F. Norton House add architectural character.

4. Moderate Commute & Lifestyle

The town offers a rural lifestyle with manageable commutes, scoring well in categories like housing, health & fitness, and commute time.

Cons of Living in Kingfield, ME

1. Rural Isolation & Limited Amenities

As a small town, local amenities—like grocery stores or specialty shops—are limited. While Mainely Provisions serves local needs, trips to larger towns like Farmington are required for more options.
Daily errands often involve driving, as is common in rural Maine.

2. Harsh Winters

The climate brings long, snowy winters. Locals and Redditors note that owning a reliable vehicle and dealing with snow is essential.

3. Limited Job Market

Employment opportunities beyond tourism and seasonal industries can be sparse, which may be a challenge unless you can work remotely or have specialized skills.