Have you ever dreamed of renovating a beautiful old house but felt a bit overwhelmed by the amount of work required? If so, this house may be just what you're looking for as much of the hard work has already been done! Completely gutted and ready for renovation, this stately home sits on a generous .62 acre lot on a tree-lined street just a short walk to town or the harbor which its elevation affords glimpses of. The lot is both sunny and shaded in areas and is possibly subdividable.
Listing courtesy of MREIS / Camden Real Estate Company
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