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40 Noyes Road
Limestone, ME 04750
$189,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1104
Property Description
Embrace the tranquility of living at 40 Noyes Road in beautiful Limestone, ME. This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom haven offers more than just a house - it's a promise of a peaceful lifestyle for you and your family. Nestled in a welcoming neighborhood, this home exudes warmth and comfort from the moment you step inside. Step into a space where every detail has been carefully considered. With all-new floors installed in 2021, along with a complete bathroom renovation in September of the same year, this home exudes a fresh, modern charm. From the fixtures to the revitalized subflooring, every inch of the bathroom radiates with newness and sophistication. But the updates don't stop there. In 2021, every room received a fresh coat of paint, complemented by new trim and lighting fixtures throughout the dining, living room, and hall. The living room boasts new outlets for added convenience, while new exterior doors ensure security and style in the garage and basement. Speaking of the garage, indulge in the luxury of a new power door, making every arrival and departure a breeze. And with new shelving added to the basement between 2022-2023, storage dilemmas become a thing of the past. But wait, there's more! Upstairs, discover the subtle elegance of all-new baseboards, adding a touch of sophistication to every corner. Plus, enjoy the new water softener system, installed in January 2023. Let's not forget about the washer and dryer set, brand new in July 2021 and waiting to make your laundry days a little brighter! This home is more than just four walls - it's a sanctuary waiting to be embraced. Don't miss your chance to experience the comfort that awaits you at 40 Noyes Road. Contact us today and start envisioning the possibilities of a life filled with peace, comfort, and endless potential!
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1965
MLS Number
1587167
Location
Address
40 Noyes Road
City
Limestone
State
ME
Zip Code
04750
County
AROOSTOOK
Listing
Provider
RE/MAX County, original listing
Name
RE/MAX County
Phone
(207) 769-2900
Office Name
RE/MAX County
Office Phone
(207) 769-2900
Agent Name
Leigh Smith

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