1951 Maine Cape For Sale Under $97K – Off Market

Welcome to this charming and completely renovated Maine cape for sale located in the heart of town. Boasting a thoughtful design and quality upgrades, this 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence offers a  blend of modern comfort and classic style. Step inside and be greeted by the warm and inviting atmosphere created by oak trim woodwork throughout.

 

 

• 3 bed
• 1 bath
• 725 sqft
• 3,485 sqft lot

 

About This 1951 Maine Cape For Sale

The attention to detail is evident in every corner, showcasing the high-quality materials used in the renovation process. The kitchen offers ample cabinet space, and the convenience of an eat-in kitchen. Adjacent to the kitchen is a separate laundry room, adding a layer of convenience to your daily routine. The basement has been meticulously spray-foamed, providing excellent insulation and energy efficiency. This additional space offers endless possibilities – from a home gym to a cozy entertainment area, the choice is yours. For those in need of accessibility, a handicap stairlift has been thoughtfully installed, ensuring that everyone can move around the home comfortably and safely. But that’s not all – this home comes fully furnished with carefully selected pieces that complement the overall aesthetic. Move right in and start enjoying your new living space without the hassle of furnishing it yourself. Looking to maximize your storage options? You’ll find a well-maintained shed in the backyard, providing ample room for storing outdoor equipment, gardening tools, and more. With its central location, modern amenities, and charming details, this renovated Cape-style home is a true gem.

 

 

• If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.

 

 

123 4th Ave, Madawaska, ME 04756                  $96,900

 

 

• Listing
• Google Maps
• Realtor Link Mindy Braley

 

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