c.1900 Spacious Maine Handyman Special Under $75K

$74,900

Set on a generous in-town lot, this spacious Maine handyman special offers lots of room to grow—especially since many updates are already in place. Notable improvements include a new septic system (installed in 2021) and French drains along the left side of the home, designed to help reduce basement water intrusion.

Yard featured at 32 High St, Milo, ME, 04463

Realtor Comments

Come make this your new home or investment opportunity! The open-concept first floor features a large kitchen with abundant cupboard space, dining area with a cozy pellet stove, oversized living room, two bedrooms, a full bath, and separate laundry area for convenient one-floor living. The second floor offers incredible expansion potential with impressive 12-foot ceilings, beautiful tin ceilings in great condition, and some partition walls already in place. Whether you envision additional living space, a home gym, entertainment area, studio, or workshop, the possibilities are endless. Conveniently located close to local amenities, this property is full of opportunity for homeowners and investors alike!

3bed
1bath
Circa 1900

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32 High Street, Milo, ME 04463 $74,900

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Contact Realtor: Xiaorong Sharon Horton

Brokered by Realty of Maine – Dover Foxcroft

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Kitchen featured at 32 High St, Milo, ME, 04463

Pros

Tight-knit community feel: With a small population, many residents report it feels neighborly and connected.
Quiet, scenic setting: Milo is in central/eastern Maine, so it’s a good base for nature, drives, and outdoor recreation.
Affordable small-town living (relative to big metros): Housing and day-to-day costs are often easier than in larger coastal cities (though it can still vary by property).

Cons

Fewer jobs locally / more commuting: Smaller towns often mean less choice in employers, so you may need to commute for work.
Weather can be tough: Expect cold winters and significant snow—winter driving and heating costs/maintenance are real considerations.
Limited shopping and services: You’ll likely travel to nearby towns/cities for bigger stores, specialized healthcare, and certain services.

Kitchen featured at 32 High St, Milo, ME, 04463