On the market: Homes with a haunting amount of character
25 School Street, Stockton Springs
4 beds | 4.5 baths | 6,244 SF | $225,000
Represented by Keirsten Wyman, RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn
Built in 1853, this former schoolhouse in Stockton Springs has soaring ceilings and enough historic character to make the perfect setting for a slasher movie. Bring your ideas for events, multigenerational living or rental units, subject to town approval. Close to Sandy Point Beach, Fort Point State Park’s trails and the Stockton Harbor public landing, with Belfast and Bangor nearby.
Little Beaver Pond Road, Magalloway Plantation
1 bed | Outhouse | 512 SF | $149,000
Represented by Melissa Shea, Morton & Furbish Agency
What better place to tell ghost stories than an off-grid, early 1900s Maine sporting camp? Accessible only by boat or snowmobile, this Oxford County property offers 1.3 acres of leased land and 370 feet of waterfront with views of Azicohos Mountain. Two original camps provide cooking and living spaces, a sleeping loft, wood and coal stoves and an outhouse.
42 Lincoln Road, Enfield
3 beds | 1 bath | 1,566 SF | $62,000
Represented by Morgan Espling, United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine
Built in 1900, this Victorian home has an eerie, weathered look and an air of mystery. It has wood floors, a wood stove, a gravel driveway and renovation potential. The home sits on a level 0.14-acre lot near town and has access to public water. Remodeling materials are included. Sold as is.
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