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197 N Shore Road
North Haven, ME 04853
$1,795,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3202
Property Description
This magnificent custom 3bd 2.5ba home is situated on nearly 15 acres on the Idyllic island of North Haven in Penobscot Bay. This wonderful year round property would also make a luxurious summer retreat. This property was built by a contractor with the same meticulous detail and quality used in the most prestigious summer homes of North Haven and Vinalhaven that he was entrusted to care for. He also remodeled the iconic 'Nebo Lodge'. This bright, open, and welcoming home boasts 1601 sqft. above grade with an additional finished 1601 sqft walk out daylight basement. Custom maple cabinetry adorns the kitchen and bathrooms. Generous insulated windows bathe both levels of the home with light and take full advantage of the beauty that surrounds the home, 'bringing the outside in.' The split plan offers a primary suite with a luxurious bath with a huge walk in closet. There is sound proofing between the primary suite and the living space and the same for the guest room. the entire home is insulated with Roxul with two layers in the ceilings and an additional layer of blown-in insulation. Taking the Ipe wood trimmed staircase to the lower level one will find and incredible entertainment space. The 'Man cave' is insulated and soundproofed with Roxul and boasts a bar, television area, several gaming tables, a half bath trimmed with more Ipe wood, ample windows with rare Maine black granite window sills and a beautiful stamped concrete floor. The space opens onto a new large private deck area that looks out over the back of the property. There is a climate controlled barn. use it as is or convert it to suite your needs. If you want to get to this special place faster there is also an air strip to land your STOL aircraft or helicopter. This truly is a unique and special property! note; many of the furnishings can convey with a few exceptions.
Property Information
Lot Size
14 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2012
MLS Number
1564008
Location
Address
197 N Shore Road
City
North Haven
State
ME
Zip Code
04853
County
KNOX
Listing
Provider
Brookewood Realty, original listing
Name
Brookewood Realty
Phone
(207) 620-8212
Office Name
Brookewood Realty
Office Phone
(207) 620-8212
Agent Name
Jason Hall

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