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176 Annabessacook Road
Winthrop, ME 04364
$1,400,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
6
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
6493
Property Description
Discover unparalleled luxury & comfort at this custom-built executive estate. Sprawling 20-acres, this one-of-a-kind haven offers resort-style amenities & high-end finishes, making it the perfect blend of elegance & functionality. Completed in 1997 & renovated in 2019 & 2023, the residence boasts 8,527 gross SF., w/ 6,493 SF of finely crafted living space. Immerse yourself in a sea of exquisite millwork, crown molding, fluted trim, & hand-carved plinth blocks that adorn the 6 bedrooms & 4 full bathrooms. Schonbek Swarovski lighting, imported marble, ceramic & porcelain tiles & Rock Maple hardwood floors elevate each room, completing the home's grandiose aesthetic. The main kitchen & breakfast nook is an epicurean's dream, featuring new granite counters & Brazilian Cherry cabinetry. New stainless steel appliances, incl. 2 dishwashers, set the stage for culinary creativity. For casual gatherings, the family room is equipped w/ a 2nd full kitchen, bar sink, dishwasher, fridge, & range. The property's pièce de résistance is its custom pool & 3,200 sq. ft. stamped concrete patio & deck easily accommodates seating for 75. Surrounding Foundation w/ heat & plumbing already roughed in for easy conversion to an indoor pool. A brand-new pool liner ensures a pristine swimming experience. The master suite features a private marble bath w/ Jacuzzi & double shower which connects to a bonus room over the insulated 2-car garage. The 3rd floor hosts a self-contained Teen En Suite complete w/ a spa bath. The lower level offers a family/game room, den, & hobby areas. Only 1.5 miles to Winthrop's excellent schools & I-95, this estate is not just a home but a lifestyle featuring beautiful pastures. Whether you envision it as an upscale family residence, a wedding venue, equestrian build-out or a B&B, the possibilities are endless. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a residence that epitomizes luxury living & could not be replicated at this price point. Your dream home awaits!
Property Information
Lot Size
20 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1997
MLS Number
1570032
Location
Address
176 Annabessacook Road
City
Winthrop
State
ME
Zip Code
04364
County
KENNEBEC
Listing
Provider
Tim Dunham Realty, original listing
Name
Tim Dunham Realty
Phone
(207) 729-7297
Office Name
Tim Dunham Realty
Office Phone
(207) 729-7297
Agent Name
Timothy Dunham

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