Enjoy peaceful rural living in this charming 2021 Manorwood modular ranch, ideally situated on an elevated 2+ acre lot in a quiet subdivision just 25 miles from Ellsworth. This well-designed 3-bedroom, 2-bath home features a full, unfinished walkout basement offering excellent storage or future expansion potential. Inside, you'll find a bright and welcoming foyer with a convenient laundry room nearby. The open-concept kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly into the spacious living room, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. A mudroom and generous pantry add functionality and convenience. The primary suite includes a private full bath, while two additional bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned on either side of a second full bathroom. Efficient propane hot water heat provides clean, reliable comfort throughout the home. Outside, the property includes a handsome two-car garage with walk-up overhead storage, plus a small carport on a concrete slab--perfect for an ATV, riding mower, or additional equipment.
Historic Farmhouse on 113 Acres in beautiful rural location. This property has been put on the market for the first time by 4th generation family members. Own a remarkable piece of history with this stunning early 1800's historic home set on 113 picturesque acres. The property, once known as The Rowe House, served as a stagecoach stop on the run between Bangor and Calais. It was later the second location of Union River Telephone, which brought telephone service to surrounding rural communities. With timeless character and thoughtful modern updates, this exceptional property has the perfect balance of historic charm and today's comforts. Inside, you'll find spacious living areas filled with original character, beautiful fireplaces, and the craftsmanship that makes historic homes so special. Recent updates enhance the home's functionality while preserving its classic appeal. Outside, the possibilities are endless. The expansive acreage features open fields with some blueberry acreage, wooded areas, and a classic two level barn, making it ideal for horses, farming, recreation, hunting, or creating your own private country retreat. Property Highlights: • Historic home built in early to mid to early 1800's • 113 beautiful acres • Spacious floor plan w/abundant orig charm • Multiple fireplaces • Thoughtful updates throughout • Classic barn with endless potential • Ideal for farming, equestrian use, outdoor recreation, or a private estate. It would also make an incredible venue for gatherings of all kinds • Peaceful setting w/beautiful countryside views Whether you're searching for a family homestead, hobby farm, weekend getaway, or investment opportunity, this extraordinary property offers a rare chance to own a piece of history surrounded by natural beauty. Schedule your private showing today and experience this unique estate.
Positioned to take full advantage of the lot and mountain views, this wood frame 3-bedroom, 1-bath home is ready for new owners to restore its charm and make it their own. While the home could use some TLC, it offers a solid full foundation and all the essentials already in place. Enjoy fresh meadow breezes through open windows and spectacular night skies thanks to the area's low light pollution. Surrounded by blueberry fields and peaceful rural scenery, this property has served as a quiet retreat for its current owners but could easily be a year-round residence. Bathroom has been updated as well as some electrical work, metal roof in 2018, deck and other improvements in the last few years. The home features a beautiful fieldstone fireplace. Conveniently located near Great Pond, Long Pond, and countless outdoor recreation opportunities, you'll have easy access to boating, fishing, hiking, and more. Situated on a well-maintained public road, the property is approximately 45 minutes from both Bangor and Ellsworth. With Route 9 not too far away and the new Route 9 corridor, traveling throughout Maine is easier than ever, though you may find it hard to leave the tranquility and natural beauty of Aurora.
This nicely private, surveyed 2-acre wooded lot offers a great head start for your future build or getaway. The property features a cleared area with a gravel base and an unfinished 14x38 (532 sqft)Amish-built shell, ready for you to finish to suit your needs. The structure is currently set on 6x6s, leave it as is or a place it on a slab for a more permanent setup. Power is approx 400' away and the lot is accessed via a private gravel subdivision road (no formal road association). A small retention pond has been added behind the bldg & gravel pad, and the developer is available for hire to install a septic system. Please note, there is currently no well on site. Whether you're looking for a year-round residence or a seasonal retreat, this property offers flexibility and potential. Convenient access to Route 179 provides an easy drive to Ellsworth and surrounding coastal areas. A semi-rehabbed camper trailer currently on the property is also available for separate purchase from the developer.


Aurora is located in Maine. Aurora, Maine has a population of 133. Aurora is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.32% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.7%.
The median household income in Aurora, Maine is $53,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $60,354 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Aurora is 51 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 7.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.1 inches per year, with 69.8 inches of snow per year.