Courtesy: Tim Dunham Realty
207-882-5020
Step into history with this enchanting 4-bedroom farmhouse dating back to the early 1800s. The home features a first-floor bedroom with an adjacent bath complete with a jetted tub. The living room is a cozy haven with a propane fireplace with a Dutch oven for your culinary adventures. Enjoy the beauty of wood floors and exposed beams throughout the home. Outside, a deck overlooks a private backyard, perfect for relaxation and gatherings. Modern conveniences include a 3-car garage, an on-demand generator, and a woodstove. This unique property seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary comforts. Note: Septic Design for 3 bedroom (6 people).
Courtesy: Drum & Drum Real Estate Inc.
207-563-1772
A property that truly inspires and transports one's imagination to a simpler time, place, and pace. The home, sited on the spine of the Golden Ridge, is surrounded by 69 acres that roll gently down to the Sheepscot River. The several different pathways to the river are through idyllic fields and mixed forests and when one arrives at the river, easily accessible, the presentation is one of timelessness. This preserved beauty is the result of the efforts to maintain the pristine nature of the valley by the inhabitants. The view downriver is toward the handsome historic village of Sheepscot, the view upriver beckons for further exploration. Many of the period details of the house are unaltered - panelling, mantlepieces, wide plank walls, and flooring. Chimneys and fireplaces have been rebuilt in recent times faced with the period brick to maintain integrity. No remodeled glitz here, but in its stead relaxed and contemplative surroundings in keeping with the location as an outlying part of the village. An abundance of bedrooms in such a cape is unusual and frees up choices for quarters, offices, or studios.
Courtesy: City + Harbor Real Estate
207-542-0412
We are native Mainers and have seen many breathtaking places all around the Pine Tree State. We hadn't been to Alna before, never heard of Head Tide Village. When we arrived by way of Damariscotta, what we found can only be described as pure magic in every way. Time has stood still here in all the good ways; the awe-inspiring simplicity of this hidden gem of a house and place is like nothing we have experienced. A classic beauty, this white clapboard cape was built around 1800 along the Sheepscot River which meanders through forest and field, eventually joining the Atlantic ocean. The austere New England architecture is stunning in both form and function; the updates are smart and well-done, ensuring the next stewards will be comfortable to modern standards. Period details have been restored; wide pine floors gleam, decades of paint removed from handmade interior doors with forged latches, hand hewn ceiling beams have been rediscovered. At the same time, the kitchen and bathrooms have been renovated - marrying exquisite, modern styling with period appropriate details. A true chef's kitchen with a Smeg refrigerator, professional Cosmo gas range, Miele dishwasher and stone countertops. The living room, overlooking the river through double french doors, has a new wood burning fireplace. The house is cozy in the winter and cool in the summer thanks to recently installed heat pumps. A whole house generator guarantees power regardless of the weather. Rare for a house of this age, 79 offers true one floor living. Rarer still, the private, interior serenity this house offers promises everyone their own space when needed and the spacious common areas can accommodate everyone when it's time to come together. With a fenced yard, deck and easy access to the waterfront, it would be hard to improve upon this truly exceptional house. Do yourself a favor, research Head Tide in Alna, Maine and then visit it for yourself. We have a strong suspicion you'll be as taken as we were.
Courtesy: Newcastle Realty
207-563-1003
Don't miss this wonderful well-cared for antique Cape on 4.5 acres in the sought-after community of Alna. Nestled between the historic old Alna Schoolhouse, which abuts this property, and the Alna Meeting House, you'll find all that you have been looking for. Enter the house through the breezeway into a light and airy, large open-concept dining room/kitchen. A central hallway will lead you to the beautifully renovated living room, study (which could be used as a first-floor bedroom), and half bath with laundry. The open staircase ascends to four good-sized second floor bedrooms and a full bath. In addition to the renovated living room, study and first-floor bath, improvements include replacement of most of the windows, heat pump and heat pump hot water heater, high efficiency LP furnace, added insulation in most of the first-floor walls, new leach field, and more. If this is not enough, the 4.5 acres boasts a large grassy area off the back deck with a sizeable vegetable garden, fruit trees, strawberries, and asparagus and raspberry patches. The wooded area of the acreage leads you to the WW&F narrow gauge railroad tracks, as well as an extensive network of trails that spans from Wiscasset to Whitefield, ideal for the nordic skier or snowmobile enthusiast. Finally, did we mention that this property is just a few minutes from the famed Alna store in one direction and Wiscasset in the other, about 15 minutes from Damariscotta/Newcastle, and roughly 20 minutes to Bath; easy access to all that the Midcoast has to offer is at your fingertips. Motivated sellers--make an offer!
Courtesy: Fontaine Family-The Real Estate Leader
207-784-3800
Discover the perfect blend of charm and opportunity in this 4-bedroom, 2-bath colonial home, nestled on a flat and spacious lot. This property boasts a picturesque gazebo and plenty of room for gardens and outdoor living. Some key features include: two conveniently located bedrooms on the first floor make for easy living, enjoy proximity to nature conservation areas offering hiking, kayaking, fishing, and hunting, the flat level land is perfect for gardens, play areas, and more and with the gazebo that you can make shine again, it will add a touch of elegance to your outdoor space. With a little TLC, this home can be transformed into your dream residence. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to own a piece of tranquility and nature.
Courtesy: Maine Real Estate Experts
207-542-8302
This thoughtfully planned home won't disappoint. It's completely low maintenance and efficient located on 11 peaceful acres with Pinkham's Pond public beach across the road. You'll be enthralled by the jumbo Anderson windows allowing for plenty of natural light to stream into the open space with cathedral ceilings. Stainless counter tops and deep kitchen sinks along with a pantry adorn the kitchen with all Kitchen Aid appliances. There are 2 bedrooms, the primary has a spacious walk-in closet, a Jack and Jill bathroom with a spectacular soaker tub, tiled shower, granite topped vanity and skylights. A roomy screened in porch is off the living area for the quiet times and listening to the birds. Exterior is hardscaped, there are 2 outbuildings and a generator. Such a comfortable feeling home-come take a look!! Open House Saturday June 22- 10am-12
Courtesy: Gallant Real Estate
207-841-7569
Beautiful contemporary farmhouse located in the bucolic rural community of Alna. Once owned by a skilled woodworker, the house boasts a gorgeous chef's kitchen with quality custom cabinetry; hammered copper sink; and Viking range. The spacious 26'8' x 15'5' open concept kitchen/dining/living room is complimented by a striking 15' x 13.5' family room with cathedral ceilings; exposed beams; and built-ins. An office and full bathroom complete the first floor. The second floor offers three bedrooms, and a full bathroom with impressive custom tile work. New 3-bedroom septic system installed June 2024. Savor your morning coffee on the farmer's porch, or an evening cocktail sitting in the large screened room or deck. Artists, crafts people, and makers will have plenty of room to create in the 692 sf workshop, which is serviced by a 220 circuit. Foodies will love being less than a quarter mile to the Alna Store, a new a sweet restaurant and market off the beaten path in Mid Coast Maine. Outdoor recreational opportunities abound, including access to the Sheepscot River at several places, as well as trails at the Bass Falls and Trout Brook Preserves. Only 10 minutes to Wiscasset. Approximately 30 minutes to Augusta; Bath; and Brunswick. One hour to the vibrant city of Portland. New 3-bedroom septic system installed June 2024. A very special property!
Alna is located in Maine. Alna, Maine has a population of 776. Alna is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.44% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.68%.
The median household income in Alna, Maine is $65,833. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,041 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Alna is 43.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 13.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.9 inches per year, with 72.1 inches of snow per year.
