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Steeped with character, this 1910 turn of the century home was once a summer home for a doctor, then over the years updating took place while preserving its charm of yesteryear. A five bedroom, two and a half bath property including a formal living room and dining room with built in cabinetry. The kitchen has updated appliances with Candlelight Cabinetry. The den offers a Napoleon wood stove with stone hearth and log walls. The main level has the primary bedroom with skylights and ADA compatible bathroom with a walk-in shower. The second level offers four bedrooms or office space.
A large screen porch on the front of the home for entertaining during the summertime plus an open porch on the side of the home. A couple of outbuildings, one that was used as a stable in days past, the other named the “Monkey House,” currently a workshop and storage space for tools, canoes, etc. There is also a detached one bay garage. The home is located across from the boat launch area of West Grand and the dam where West Grand Lake flows into Grand Lake Stream. West Grand Lake and Grand Lake Stream are legendary for its salmon fishery offering over 14,000 acres of lake with a maximum depth of 128 feet. Big Lake is also located nearby with over 10,000 acres with a maximum depth of 70’, known for its excellent bass fishery. The Downeast Lakes Land Trust has preserved thousands of acres in this region to remain forever wild. The area has historical sporting traditions for the avid angler and outdoor enthusiasts.
