2224-2226 Appleton Ridge Road, Appleton – $709,000
4 beds • 3 baths • 2,267 SF • 21.5 acres
Photos of this 1990 country farmhouse— which has cherry, pear, apple and plum trees—show white cross beams, a ceramic sink with brass fixtures, butcher block island and an antique wood burning stove in the kitchen. House niceties include built-ins in the living and bedroom, a French sliding pocket door leading to a sunroom, use of white wainscot accents and exposed brick throughout. There’s also an in-law unit with a full kitchen and bathroom. Private sewer and water. Represented by Becky Lowe, The MidcoastHome Real Estate Co. See full listing.
10 SEASIDE AVENUE, Saco – $700,000
4 beds • 1.5 baths • 1,690 SF • 1.33 acres
Located a block from the ocean and Camp Ellis, pictures of this 2003 Dutch colonial home show a kitchen with granite counters and recessed lighting, different contemporary colors in each room, French doors, dormered walls and a mudroom with tiled flooring. There’s a screened porch in front, a deck, two sheds, a generator and views of the marshes behind the home, where we also spot Concord grapes and several fruit trees. Represented by Lisa Hughes, Coldwell Banker Realty. See full listing.
1261 DEXTER ROAD, Dover-Foxcroft
3 beds • 2 baths • 1,666 SF • 1.5 acres • $359,000
Highlights of this 1900 farmhouse are the stone walkway, wraparound porch, hardwood floors, a slate double-farmer’s sink in the kitchen, freshly painted bedrooms and a back deck. This home also has a wraparound driveway, two sheds, a detached two-car garage and private sewer and well. Enjoy the abundant fruit trees, and realize your remodeling or cosmetic vision to turn this into the textbook Maine setting. Represented by Griffin Loomis, Mallett Real Estate, LLC. See the full listing.
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