Tucked away on one of Monmouth's most sought-after roads, this beautifully maintained post and beam farmhouse offers the kind of setting people move to Maine for. Surrounded by fields, mature trees, and a pond with a walking trail, the 2-acre property feels like your own private retreat - and it basically is.
Inside, the warmth of the post and beam construction is everywhere you look. Wood flooring & exposed beams add character in all the right ways, and natural light pours in generously from every angle. The entry area is a real showstopper - vaulted wood ceilings, skylights, and a ceiling fan make it feel like a year-round sunroom you never have to leave. The living room carries that same cozy, grounded energy with its exposed timber beams, multiple big slider doors and views of the lush yard beyond.
Three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a charming carriage house connected to the home - currently used as a rec room - give you flexibility to spread out and make this place truly your own. The large garden space is ready for your green thumb and there is even a chicken coop waiting for new occupants.
The detached 2-car garage goes above and beyond with a nearly finished BONUS SPACE above - insulated, sheetrocked, and equipped with a heat pump for year-round comfort. Home office, studio, guest suite, hangout space - you decide.
Private, scenic, and genuinely well cared for- this property is the real deal.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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