Under $100K Sunday – c.1880 Maine Big House Little House Barn Under $94K
OHU50K Notes $115,500 Reduced to $93,600
We just adore a Maine big house little house barn configuration otherwise known as a connected farm complex. This c.1880 charmer is a great price for a home with so many original elements. Check out the wood floors, wainscoting, unpainted woodwork, lovely staircase, and clawfoot tub. Don’t miss the vintage kitchen cupboards, original hardware, and vintage lighting fixtures. Public water and sewer, too.
New England connected farm complexes are a distinctive architectural style that developed in rural New England from the 17th century through the 19th century. These farm complexes are characterized by a series of interconnected buildings, typically including the main farmhouse, barn, and various outbuildings.
The concept of connected farm complexes originated from practical needs in the harsh New England climate. Early settlers adapted building practices from England and other parts of Europe to their new environment.
Initially, settlers built separate structures for living, farming, and storage. However, the severe winters, with heavy snow and cold temperatures, made it inconvenient and often dangerous to travel between buildings.
Realtor Comments
Built in 1880, this two story home offers approximately 1421 finished square feet, three bedrooms and one full bath, unfinished basement and covered front porch. This home sits on an approximate 14375 sqft lot. Check local MLS for additional remarks regarding disclosures. Refer to the attached RHSS Maine Broker Disclosure Form. Seller is not making any representations regarding current or previously existing known hazardous materials on property. Prospective buyers are encouraged to seek info from professionals regarding any specific hazardous material issue or concern.
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1880
12 Park Ave, Newport, ME 04953 $115,500 Reduced to $93,600
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