Circa 1776! Apple trees and five acres of wild blueberries! 15 acres in Maine. $279,000

Circa 1776! Imagine all that this house has witnessed! Those fireplaces are huge! There are apple trees and five acres of wild blueberries on this property. The house was built in 1776. It is located on 15 acres in Cathance TWP, Maine. The house features wood floors, huge fireplaces, wainscoting, exposed beams, built-in bookshelves, chair rails and crown moulding. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,980 square feet. $279,000

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Have you dreamed of opening a bed-and-breakfast in a 1776 home? Do you love historic homes and are looking for a project? Perhaps wanting to garden and raise wild blueberries – this property has over 5 acres of wild blueberries. Imagine adding some grape vines and having a small vineyard. This is the ideal location for a country inn offering your own wine and blueberry products. Located between Machias and Dennysville, about 40 minutes from Eastport, this 1776 home from all reports, was built during the American Revolution. Rumor has it that riders came to announce the American Colonies had won the war just as the last nails were being driven into the roof. Surrounded by a beautiful stone wall, this property consists of 15 acres of open lawn, apple trees, and blueberries. There are four bedrooms, two parlors, a library, eat in kitchen, dining room, sunroom, two car garage and 4 fireplaces. Lots of storage and great potential for new owners to take this to the next level. Home is being sold as is. Shown by appt. ALL REASONABLE OFFERS CONSIDERED