Stunning Country Ranch with Equestrian Amenities on 5 Acres. Beautifully updated and expanded 4-bedroom, 2-bath ranch-style home set on 5 picturesque acres in the quiet rural town of Atkinson, Maine. Residents of Atkinson enjoy access to the Dover-Foxcroft school system, including Foxcroft Academy. Located just 3 miles from the Dover-Foxcroft town line, the property is approximately 10 minutes from schools, shopping, and local amenities. With over 2,500 square feet of living space, this home provides a warm and inviting atmosphere filled with natural light, rustic knotty pine, and large windows that frame views in every direction. The spacious kitchen features a center island, and an open layout ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The addition offers a primary bedroom, a newly added bathroom featuring a double vanity and a tiled walk-in shower. Additional living space provides flexibility for guests, hobbies, or a home office. Outside, the land is thoughtfully maintained and includes a productive orchard with Empire and Red Delicious apple trees, along with plums and peaches. Open lawn space offers plenty of room for gardening, recreation, or livestock. Perfect for equestrian enthusiasts, the property is well equipped with a 36x36 barn featuring four horse stalls and a dedicated well, a 12x24 in-and-out barn, fenced pasture, and a riding arena. A 12x12 woodshed allows for easy access to firewood, while the heated four-car garage provides ample space for vehicles, equipment, and seasonal projects. The home is well insulated and energy efficient, offering multiple heat sources including a pellet stove, wood stove, multi-zone baseboard heating, and two heat pumps for year-round comfort. This move-in-ready property offers a rare combination of space, functionality, and peaceful country living. Call today to set up a private showing.
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