Historic Colonial Home Near the Coast – East Machias, Maine

This stately, turn of the century colonial home, located in
the heart of the East Machias historic district, is conveniently located within
walking distance to Washington Academy, a private/public high school, one of
Maine’s oldest academies. John Hancock signed its charter in 1792, and east
Machias resident students can elect to attend school there. The feel of old New
England is certainly present as you stroll down the street passing other
antique homes, churches and academy buildings.

As you step onto the property at 21 Cutler Rd., one is
struck by both the home’s massive footprint and the welcoming sounds of the
East Machias River. Featuring 2 stories and a huge, unfinished basement, you
can verify the integrity of the stone and brick foundation, and confirm it’ll
continue to stand strong and proud for the next century! The first floor boasts
a roomy living and dining room, laundry, full bath and kitchen. An original
spiral stairway ascends to the second floor where there are 3 bedrooms and a ½
bath. With 1800 sq. feet (measured) of living space, there’s plenty of room for
a growing family, your guests or all of your belongings! From the back deck,
and the compact yard, seasonal views of the river can be enjoyed. There’s even
enough room for a garden, firepit or play area. The house is adorned with both
gothic and federal features on the molding in the dining room as well as the
built-ins.

Come be a part of the East Machias community, a small, close
knit, community of approximately 1300 residents. Located only 10 minutes from
Machias, all amenities you need are located there such as a major grocery
store, hospital, University of Maine at Machias, restaurants, medical providers
and gym. The sellers remarked it’s been the pleasure of their lives to reside
for decades here at this local landmark. “Now it’s time to hand it off to new
owners to enjoy,” they say! With an affordable listing price, low taxes, great
school and excellent location, why wouldn’t you take a look?