OHU50K Notes     $67,900 Sold

Known as the Charles P. Nickels House, the fixer upper is a circa 1850 Second Empire in the Cherryfield Historic District. Per the NRHP, the three-story house features a wrap-around porch, pedimented second story windows below the bracketed denticulated cornices, patterned shingle mansard roof. A one-story kitchen ell is attached to the rear, and a detached garage is in the rear yard.

 

 

With many original details, this spacious circa 1850 home is ready for the right person to come along and restore it to its original beauty. Some landscaping and flowers can still be seen and just need some love. Walk from here down to the river or take your ATV to ride the Sunrise Trail just a short drive away.

Per Listing

• 6 bed
• 3 bath
• 3,000 sqft
• 0.7 acre lot
• Build date 1850

 

20 Campbell Hill Rd, Cherryfield, ME 04622    $67,900

• Contact Realtor: Jeff Clark – Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate/ The Masiello Group
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Family History

Charles P. Nickels (1828-1914) earned his fortune as a general merchant and president of the C.P. Nickels lumber company. The land on which the house stands was deeded to Nickel’s wife, Frances, a member of the Campbell family for whom the street is named.  The couple lived in the home with their three children, Helen, Charles and Frank.  Actually, the original house was likely built around 1850 but its present form in 1870.

 

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