3-Bedroom Home Under $100K | Maine Real Estate
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2023
- Price $99,900 | Call Nancy Theriault at (207) 731-9901 for more info.
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Take a walk back in time with this 2 story New Englander styled home built in 1915 in East Millinocket, ME. This home has been owned by 1 family with 3 generations of history and has been well cared for. A large glassed in front sunroom with the original wood floor is usable for 3 seasons is a great gathering place and is a beautiful feature of this charming home. It leads into the large eat in kitchen, from the kitchen you enter the dining room and then into the living room. There is an open front porch that leads to that glassed in front sunroom and an open back porch that opens onto a large level backyard that is private and fenced in with some mature trees and perennial plantings. The lot is 0.18± acres with 60 feet of road frontage and is 130 feet deep and has a paved driveway and walkway. From the back open porch you enter the back shed of the home that can be used for additional storage, a mud room and also has the dryer located there. This home has a lot of original charm with original woodwork throughout, kitchen cabinets and original staircase leading to the second floor from the living room. There are 3 good sized bedrooms and a full bathroom upstairs. Updates to the home include all newer replacement windows, exterior front door and exterior vinyl siding. There also were inside renovations done in the 70’s. The home has a full unfinished basement with interior access. Heat is provided from a HWBB oil Furnace and there is a newer oil tank in the basement. There is also is a storage shed in the back yard for additional storage. Schedule a tour to view this is lovely home with lots of opportunity for the new owner to personalize and make it their own. This home is move-in ready!
ATV and Snowmobile trails accessible nearby. This property is right on the way to Baxter State Park, Mount Katahdin and many lakes, ponds and streams along the way. Short walk to downtown East Millinocket, near shopping, grocery store, hardware store, locally owned pharmacy, credit union for local banking needs, health care-Millinocket Regional Hospital Walk in Care, schools and many other local amenities and locally owned businesses. If you enjoy fishing, hiking hunting, boating and many other outdoor activities then come take a look at this Maine Country Home!
Area information:
East Millinocket is a small town in Northern Penobscot County in Maine with a population of 1581 people recorded in the 2020 US Census. The town was incorporated in 1907 and known as “the town that paper made,” as it was the home of Great Northern Paper Company that opened the paper mill in August of 1907. East Millinocket’s economy has historically been centered on forest products and recreation. It is conveniently located just 3 miles from I-95 for easy access making this an easy commute to Bangor, Lincoln or even Houlton. If you enjoy four season recreation and want to live somewhere quiet, then East Millinocket may be the place for you! - Zábava
I love this house. ❤ It feels like Home, and I feel that the folks who own it are nice, and raised children there. (Maybe one passed and/or they need to downsize now or go to assisted living. Stairs are often an issue when we age.) Whoever buys this house is getting a home that was loved and cared for, and where lots of happy memories were made. (positive energy)
Thank you! It is a beautfiul family home in search of a new family!
These are always a little sad, in my opinion. America is dying, one household at a time. These are like relics of what was and can never be again. The younger generations left because the jobs dried up, now you've got these little towns of old folks just clinging on as basically one big retirement community. I used to live in a little farm town in E. Washington that was basically the same way. Wonderful, wonderful people (I've seen 4 cars stopped on the highway helping a total stranger change a tire) but the young ones have just moved on, leaving a husk.
Excellent Presentation Nancy! You're giving Phil a run for his money! (Just doing a little pot stirring ✌️😁)
Too big for me, but I believe this would qualify for Maine First Time Buyer Funds.. 1% of Buyer Funds.. with Improvement funding also.. add that garage. This place is worth every dime of the asking price. In other markets, there'd be multi-offers, and this would see 150K+.. Somebody buy this. ☝️🙄
I'm old enough that it wouldn't make much difference, but for a young couple or family it's worth considering "investing" in a community whose population has decreased by 40% since 1970, exceeded only by the larger community of Millinocket which has lost 47% of it's citizens...almost half the population, gone...
Hope you get ALL the money, Nancy!
Nice tour and nice home. Thank you Nancy.
Thank you!
Looks like being that old it should be rewired. No closets in the two smaller bedrooms would be a big problem. Also at least a half bath on the main floor is needed.
Cute house. Thanks for the tour Nancy 😁
Thanks, Val! It is a very nice home!
Pretty on top of each other house for living in maine! Dont get me wrong its a great value and price for todays house prices but i think you have to consider the closeness of the houses! Very good presentation!!
Thanks for sharing!
What a cute home. The wallpaper didn’t bother me it looks nice
Thanks, Alex! It is a well kept older home!
Good job with your showing
*United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine* Gotta love those taxes, isn't that something. Thank-you for taking the time to show us around. GOD Bless.
Thank you for watching!
Taxes on my house same size in nys were $11 grand last year!!! can not wait to move!
This is my kind of home!
Thanks for sharing.
I like the Town’s ameneties.
Hi nancy i really love the house. I only wish it had a downstairs bedroom.
Well there is a double secret bathroom on the first floor. There is a toilet in a tiny room off of the kitchen. Just room enough for a toilet.
@@richardtheriault7624 bedroom not bathroom
I’m looking for a ranch style, one floor. I’d like to see a pond, the ocean, etc but I do not want to be near the shore. A small town, but within one hour to a good hospital. I’ll live there all year. I’d like neighbors, but I don’t want to see them. If the lot has water or a good well, septic, propane fuel and I’ll add solar. Double pane windows, up to date electrics and lots of insulation.
I like this house, but the stairs are a problem. How can I contact you? I’d like 3/2 or 2/2 and a partially fenced back yard for my dog. If on acres, ONLY the dog fence is needed. Schools are not a concern.
Nice house. Everything but but the important stuff like location & price?
Thanks for watching.
I'm sure this sold by now?
How's the smallie fishing up that way?
Very good
I have found some reasonable homes in calais maine. Is that close by?
No
No Calais is about 3 hours from here!
Supermarket and hospital location. Septic ?
Supermarket about 1/2 mile away, public water and sewer, and the hospital is 10 miles away.
The problem I have with some of these older homes is the owners want the walls to look new so they put paneling up. Makes a person who grew up in the 50's and 60's want to throw up.
Paneling was all the rage in the 1970's. I know, because that was when it was put up in the home I grew up in.
My house was built in 1956. We only had the pine paneling in the den. Miss it😢
I could not agree more!
Sometimes the plaster walls are so bad, they cover with paneling vs fix them. Even new sheetrock screwed over it would be better.
Ok. We all have our preferences, but why are you expressing yours here? This woman is trying to show a home that is for sale and is earning a living. This is her job. Tell us what you do for a living so the rest of us can sh*t all over it. If you don’t like the home, just move on. There is no reason to try to attempt to ruin her sale. Your inconsiderate behavior makes me want to throw up. You sure don’t have the values of someone who grew up in the 50s and 60s. Are you sure you’re not a millennial?
Is the were wolf real
I have not seen one myself, but perhaps.