Courtesy: ERA Dawson-Bradford Co.
207-947-6788
Welcome to 916 Main Street, a fully rehabbed duplex offering modern living just minutes from campus. Taken down to the studs and thoughtfully reconstructed, this property combines efficiency, comfort, and convenience perfect for both student rentals or long-term tenants. Each unit boasts a smart layout with updated kitchens, stylish baths, and fresh finishes throughout. With spray foam insulation, and electric baseboard, tenants enjoy year-round comfort while keeping utility costs low. Both units have private entrances for added privacy and independence. Tenants cover their own electricity, and with public water, sewer, and trash included, operating costs remain minimal. Ideally located within a short commute to the University of Maine, this duplex is an excellent investment opportunity in a high-demand rental market.
Courtesy: Townsend Real Estate
207-842-9200
Welcome to 1024 Stillwater Avenue, a grand 5,500 sq. ft. farmhouse dating back to 1892, set just a short stroll from the Stillwater River Reservoir. Steeped in history and cherished by the same family for 42 years, this property also holds the legacy of housing the award-winning Stillwater Montessori School, a beloved community institution since 1983. Historic character is preserved throughout, from original cabinetry and fine woodwork to gleaming birds-eye maple and oak floors, all crowned by a magnificent front entry with paned windows leading into a grand hall and staircase with a carved newel post. Perfectly situated at the corner of Stillwater and College Avenue, the property is minutes from the University of Maine, I-95, shopping, recreation, and trails. The half-acre lot offers two points of access, with a driveway connecting Stillwater Avenue to Old Mill Road and a small garage ideal for storage or parking. A rare grandfathered two-unit within an R1 zone, the home offers tremendous flexibility—as a single-family residence, a two-family, or, with town approval, a business such as a school, church, or public facility. Inside are 18 rooms, three bathrooms, and a converted barn with two levels of four-season space, plus a large unfinished attic brimming with potential. Modern updates on the first floor include hard-wired smoke detectors, exit signs, and emergency lighting. while practical exterior features include parking for 12-14 cars and a fenced-in yard. With solid bones, timeless beauty, and limitless possibilities, this remarkable property is ready for its next vision. Open House Sunday September 7th, 11:00-2:00
Old Town is located in Maine. Old Town, Maine has a population of 7,415. Old Town is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.37% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.71%.
The median household income in Old Town, Maine is $43,474. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,125 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Old Town is 36.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.4 inches per year, with 69.1 inches of snow per year.
