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c. 1850 Greek Revival in Searsport, ME

6/4/23 1 Comment
Posted on OHD: 6/4/23. As of 6/4/23, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

8 Nichols St, Searsport, ME 04974

Walking Distance to the Ocean! Yes, you read that correctly. Across from Nichols Street is Summer Street and at the end of Summer Street is a public access to the shore. Easy to access, enjoy walking, picnics, launch your kayak, take the pups for walks and enjoy all the beautiful shorefront on Penobscot Bay offers. This home is a real gem, with much of the original woodwork still displayed. The home had a new, poured concrete foundation back in 2000. The first floor accommodates first floor living with a nice bedroom, front parlor with a working wood burning fireplace, separate dining room, kitchen, laundry room and full bath. Upstairs, there are another 3 guest bedrooms, a walk in closet/dressing room or storage room and a second full bath. Many updates to the home throughout the last several years. Heat pumps offer cooling in the summer and additional heat source in the winter if desired. The oil boiler provides baseboard heat on both first and second floors. Lovely wood floors, clapboard siding, architect shingles on the roof, an attached shed for storage; detached 1 car garage, paved drive, even a tree house for the little ones. All this on a .15 surveyed lot, walking distance to the Searsport Village eclectic restaurants, pubs, library, grocery store and again, the waterfront. Nicely tucked away on a quiet, dead end street. Municipal water and sewer. This one won't last long folks. Call for your viewing today and move in within weeks. Financing is not an issue with this home.
4 Bed 2 Bath 1,400 Sq Ft 0.15 Ac.
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