This pastural property is a true cornucopia with in-ground pool and 64 acres. From the attractive exterior to the lovely, and spacious interior this home is warm and inviting. The great room on the first floor spans from the front lawn to the back attached deck which is adjacent to the pool and is ideal for enjoying the natural light throughout the day. The central fireplace and wooden built-ins complete the coziness and function of the room. There is an easy flow on the first floor which has a half bath, a laundry closet, and a large kitchen attached to the dining room and the eat-in nook. The front entry wooden stairs lead to the second floor's three bedrooms, full bath, and attic storage. More living space and storage can be found in the basement with a den that has its own fireplace and built-ins. Outside there is a ramped side-deck to the paved driveway. Above the detached two-bay garage is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath, sunny apartment on the second floor. The sizable acreage is suited for varied ventures and income options. A portion on the back of the open pasture has a history of camping rentals. The open and rolling fields are ideal for farming, livestock, and horses and there is a long winding brook cross the vast wooded acreage, plenty of room for trekking, enjoying nature, and harvesting. The eastern property line runs along the road called The Lane which allows a second access to the vast back acreage. This is an ideal location for a subdivision or business development with separate entrance. The topography of this location provides a private setting, convenient travel access, and income options that makes this a valuable investment.

So much history has happened during the lifespan of this stylish, period cape built in 1775, constructed the same year of the Battle of the Margaretta, the first sea fight of the American Revolutionary War. Elevated views span straight-up the Machias River from the entertaining, private, back-deck and are a colorful joy as one may take-in the sun and moon rise over the eastern ridge and watch them slowly settle on the western ridge. Placed in the heart of Machias, it is a short stroll, or roll, to the riverfront's rails-to-trails, shopping, commerce, and eateries. Housed inside, the original character and construction is an homage to living with the generations who have called this warm cape home. Modern conveniences are designed to coexist with the setting. The original fireplaces and central chimney are a marvel to see so preserved. This two-bedroom, two-bath home is a ready showcase to gather with family and friends. The upper-level is ideal as a primary suite with a private bath, and the first-floor bedroom is perfect for guests with the second bathroom/laundry room. The added detached two-car garage has a bright, backside room, dubbed the 'solarium' and is a wonderful three-season option to view the attractive lawn and for meeting with guests to share a yarn or two. A home for a simple and elegant life awaits you here.

Terrific river views from this sunny, stately home with large, two-story barn/garage and cozy, guest cottage, centrally located in East Machias near the rails to trails. It is graciously updated and maintained with original details. One-floor living is possible in the main house of 5 bedrooms, 1 bath, laundry/pantry, great room with kitchen/dining/living room, an office, a covered, side-deck, and a glass-enclosed, front porch/sunroom. The barn has tall bay-door and inside are high ceilings, plenty of workspace, generous loft space with wood stove, and views straight up the river. The picturesque guest cottage is just-right and has 1 bath, open kitchen/living room and one bedroom. A seven minute ride to amenities and across from the meandering rails to trails makes this a lovely spot to live year-round.

Fantastic vistas for miles straight-up the Machias river can be enjoyed from this renovated, two-story, 3-bedroom home which has a rich history in Machias. The year built is not documented, however the property is known as the Marshfield Steele House; Marshfield Steele (1769-1831) was the 3rd leader of the Congregational and the longest serving of record, his Ordination was September 3, 1800. His burial marker is in the Liberty Pole cemetery across from the house on Court Street. It is believed that the original Liberty Pole that helped instigate the Battle of the Margaretta (1775) was placed in the vicinity of this location. While the built year is unknown, many generations have lived here and enjoyed its convenient location within the vicinity of the local shops, services, and eateries. This home is filled with light through out the day and almost every room faces the river. Recent, thoughtful renovations and updates make this home refreshing and blend the character of its past. There are time-worn, wide board floors and hand fashioned nails as well as modern plumbing, electrical, and internet access. The design allows for the home to function as one big 2.5 bath residence or to have a separate, private suite with its own efficient kitchen. The lot is easy to manage and the two exterior decks are ideal for entertaining and enjoying the elevated display of the river. From the walkout basement you can investigate the craftsmanship of the post and beam construction and the historic design of the central brick fireplace. From any time period this is a great home waiting for you.

Nestled at the base of the East Machias River, this 1856 Cape comes with an abundance of character and has been lovingly cared for and maintained. How many properties can boast that it has only been in two families? Its historic details are present everywhere from its trims to wooden floors, doors, and the warming smell of wood heat. The big red barn is slightly older, built in 1855 and it compliments this picturesque spot. Morning light floods this home and the views of the simmering river are spectacular. Lining the river are our rails to trails that have easy access to walk, bike, ride, roll, or traverse your way around our beautiful Maine and catch sights of our varied wildlife. For the love of old homes and nostalgia, this four-bedroom two and a half bath is looking for its third steward who would need to address some areas of the foundation in the near future.

One-floor ranch interior brought down to the studs and awaits a new buyer to reconstruct the interior with walls, add a bath, a kitchen, and a heat source, to make it a home again. Recently it has had the siding, doors, and windows replaced. This home can return to a three-bedroom, one-bath because it has a septic system on the property rated for a three-bedroom, the HHE-200 is available for review. This building is also a good location to become a business as it is about a half mile from Route 1. Many possibilities await your ideas to tailor this building to you.