
3/2 c.1900 Maine Farmhouse Fixer Upper on 4.4 Acres $99K
OHU50K Notes $99,000

Realtor Comments
Step back in time with this spacious farmhouse offering more than 2,000 square feet of living space on approximately 4.4 acres. The home features five generously sized bedrooms, hardwood floors throughout, and the character and space you would expect from a classic Maine farmhouse. Ready for updates and restoration, this property offers an opportunity for someone with the vision to bring new life to a historic home. A portion of the attached living and unfinished space has sustained significant damage from fallen trees and will need to be removed. Buyers should use caution and conduct their own due diligence regarding the condition of the affected areas. The property also features a large barn and plenty of outdoor space, adding to the possibilities for storage, hobbies, animals, or future improvements. With substantial square footage, acreage, and original character, this property is ready for its next chapter. FOR MORE DETAILS ON THIS PROPERTY CALL KATIE MCALLISTER AT MCALLISTER REAL ESTATE, Katie McAllister OR EMAIL.
- 3 beds
- 1.5 bath
- 2,000 sqft
- 4.4 acres lot
- Build date 1900

If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
1022 Bangor Rd, Dover Foxcroft, ME 04426
- Contact Realtor: Katie Mcallister
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- Low Crime and Safety: Violent crime rates are near zero, and overall crime is significantly lower than the state and national averages.
- Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and general living costs are budget-friendly, with a median home value around $162,600 and a cost of living roughly 9% lower than the Maine average.
- Outdoor Recreation: Proximity to Sebec Lake, Peaks-Kenny State Park, local hiking trails, and snowmobile paths offers year-round activities like fishing, kayaking, hiking, and skiing.
- Foxcroft Academy: The town features a well-regarded semi-annual/private secondary school that attracts international boarding students and provides community access to a field house and ice arena.
- Community Traditions: Tight-knit family-oriented atmosphere with local staples like the annual Whoopie Pie Festival and a winter carnival.
- Limited Economy and Employment: Local job options are sparse, wages tend to be low, and there is a visible economic divide. Major local employers include Mayo Regional Hospital, Pleasant River Lumber, and Central Maine Power.
- Lack of Amenities and Nightlife: The town has limited dining, shopping, and entertainment choices, and major retail centers require a drive of 45 minutes or more (such as toward Bangor).
- Harsh Winters: Winter conditions bring heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and ice, requiring active upkeep (though offset by seasonal sports).
- Social Insularity: As a socially conservative and quiet rural community, newcomers or outsiders can occasionally experience insularity or a slower pace of social integration.
- Infrastructure Challenges: Some local roads suffer from poor quality, and high-speed or reliable internet can be inconsistent depending on the specific neighborhood.





















































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