maine victorian

c.1904 Maine Victorian For Sale $103K

$103,000

Classic Maine victorian set on a peaceful, quiet street, offering timeless charm throughout. The home features an inviting eat-in kitchen, a formal dining room highlighted by a distinctive tin ceiling, and a spacious living room centered around a cozy fireplace.

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Realtor Comments

Bath and laundry room first floor. This is a Fannie Mae HomePath property being sold (as is). This property was built prior to 1978 lead paint potentially exist.

  • 4bed
  • 2bath
  • Circa 1904

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10 Elm St, Houlton, ME 04730

If interested in a property, please 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. 

Contact Realtor: Barry Porter

Brokered by Coldwell Banker American Heritage Real Estate

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Pros

  • Small-town, quiet lifestyle – Houlton offers a peaceful, close-knit community where life moves at a slower, more relaxed pace.
  • Affordable housing – Home prices are generally lower than much of Maine, making it appealing for buyers looking for value.
  • Access to nature – Surrounded by forests, lakes, and rural landscapes, it’s ideal for hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and outdoor recreation.
  • Four-season living – You get a true New England seasonal experience, including colorful fall foliage and snowy winters.
  • Low traffic and minimal congestion – Driving and daily life are easy with little to no urban congestion.
  • Gateway location – Close to the Canadian border, with cross-border access into New Brunswick for travel or trade.
  • Strong community ties – Local events, fairs, and traditions help create a strong sense of belonging.

Cons

  • Limited job opportunities – The local economy is small, with fewer career options outside healthcare, education, and public service.
  • Remote location – It’s far from major cities, which can mean long drives for specialized shopping, entertainment, or medical care.
  • Harsh winters – Heavy snowfall and cold temperatures can make travel and daily life challenging.
  • Fewer amenities – Limited shopping, dining, and entertainment compared to larger towns or cities.
  • Population decline and aging demographics – Like many rural areas, growth is slow and the population skews older.
  • Internet and service limitations in some areas – Rural connectivity can be inconsistent depending on location.
  • Long travel times – Trips to larger hubs like Bangor or Portland require significant driving.
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