Property Highlights

Historic home built in 1840
Bright rooms with wide windows
High ceilings and grand archways
Open concept with cozy separate rooms
Large kitchen ideal for entertaining
Close to town and local landmarks

Overview

Step Back in Time with All of Today's Comforts Own a piece of Bucksport's legacy! This historic gem, built by a niece of Jonathan Buck in 1840, blends architectural pedigree with modern livability. Sunlight pours through wide windows into bright, airy rooms. Big spaces, high ceilings, grand archways, and classic woodwork give you that "stepping into history" feeling with enough warmth to make it home. You'll love the flow: an open concept for entertaining, yet cozy separate rooms for privacy. Large archways link each space in graceful transitions. Fancy a formal dinner? A big gathering? Or movie night in the library? This home adapts. Three generous bedrooms, plus the option to convert one of them to make four. Cooking, entertaining, relaxing-everything feels effortless. Big kitchen, living room with a porch off the side, flowing living areas with both open and defined sections. Outside, you're just a stone's throw from town: ice cream, quaint stores, famous Fort Knox and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge, the riverwalk, and local culture are all nearby, yet you feel tucked away in a peaceful retreat. For lovers of history, character, and craftsmanship-this is more than a house. It's part of Bucksport's story. If you're seeking a home with soul, with space, and with that warm, timeless edge-your search might just end here.

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