c.1909 Three Bedroom Maine Handyman Special With Water View $49K
OHU50K Notes $49,000
The three bedroom, one bath Maine handyman special has a water view of the St. John River and Canada across the waterway. The other direction has a view of a beautiful building called the Musee Culturel Du Mont-Carmel.
The c.1909 home has a metal roof, front porch, detached garage, and dining room.
Realtor Comments
Check out this affordable housing option centrally located between Van Buren and Madawaska, just off 1A in Grand Isle. The quarter acre lot is low maintenance and includes a one car garage with a newly constructed second bay. Use it as a carport or add a door to close it in. The house has one bedroom and a full bathroom on the first floor, along with three additional rooms upstairs. The upstairs space could be utilized as separate bedrooms or be converted into a suite with an office and/or a large walk-in closet. The Pensotti boiler provides efficient heat, along with updated windows and a metal roof. With some cosmetic updates, you could easily add your personal touch and increase the value of this property.
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1909
8 Notre Dame Road, Grand Isle, ME 04746 $49,000
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.
Location of This Maine Handyman Special
Grand Isle, Maine is a small town of around 500 people in far northern Maine, near the border with Canada. Some key facts about Grand Isle, ME:
It is located in the St. John Valley region of northern Maine, about 20 miles south of the Canadian border.
The town was first settled in the 1830s by Acadian and French-Canadian farmers and loggers. It has a strong French-Canadian cultural heritage.
The economy is primarily based on agriculture, forestry, and some tourism. Major crops include potatoes, grains, and hay.
Grand Isle is known for its scenic beauty, with the St. John River and forests surrounding the town. It is a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, canoeing, and hiking.
The town has a small historic district with some 19th century buildings, as well as a Catholic church with French-Canadian architecture.
Grand Isle is a rural, close-knit community that has maintained its French-Canadian identity over the generations. It’s off the beaten path for most tourists, but offers a glimpse into the culture of northern Maine.
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