Private fenced in backyardWood stove insertSweeping cathedral ceilingsHandprinted wide pine floorsHigh end appliancesSoapstone countertopPropane fireplace insert
OPEN HOUSE-AUG 15th 11-1! Have you ever dreamed of owning a little slice of true Maine history in the town of Kennebunk?Look no further than what the locals call ''The Storer Mansion'' at 7 Storer Street in Downtown Kennebunk where you can walk to coffee shops,restaurants,shopping,& even Waterhouse Pavilion for 4 seasons of fun.This home was Colonel Storer's original 1758 Antique Federal Home & offers 3833 Sqft of finished space over 2 stories & sits on a .79 acre lot w/a private fenced in backyard,large 2 story barn,& abutts Lafayette Park!When you enter into the home from the parking area,you are immediately greeted into the kitchen area by sweeping cathedral ceilings,modernly renovated kitchen w/high end appliances,soapstone counter top & an eat in kitchen island.There are 3 additional large rooms on the first floor w/the first being used as a dining room w/a built in wet bar area,doors leading out to the private back yard, one of 6 fireplaces & my favorite part is the handprinted wide pine floors in this room along w/the hand painted Mural on the Walls surrounding the room telling the story of ''The Travels of a Kennebunk Sea Captain'' w/ one wall featuring the Caribbean,then another of Europe,then Boston,&Lastly the Ship arriving safely home to Kennebunk.The second & third rooms on this floor are currently used as 2 living rooms & each offers built in cabinets & shutters with one room featuring a propane fireplace insert & the other offering a wood stove insert allowing for fabulous heat in each room to complement the forced hot air (oil) thru out along w/the modern comforts of central air conditioning throughout the home!There are 3 separate stairwells leading you to the 3 bedrooms & 2 recently renovated full bathrooms located on the 2nd floor.All this & there is a newer roof,newer heating system,fresh paint on the outside of the home,& my absolute favorite part of the property which is the tree the sits inside the barn-which needs to be seen to appreciated!