This grand 1898 Victorian stands as a prime example of late-Victorian architecture with two impressive towers and rare turn-of-the-century craftsmanship. Spacious front and back foyers connect at a central ornate stairway. High ceilings and curved archways frame transitions, emphasizing the generous proportions. In the living room, a stunning mahogany fireplace is balanced by architectural alcoves that flood the space with light. The layout includes a butler's pantry, mudroom with laundry, updated kitchen, and a secondary back stairway. Four of the upper bedrooms feature distinctive circular bays, two with built-in window seats. Outside is a substantial two-story carriage house, patio, and classic wrap-around porch. The exterior has just undergone extensive repair and painting. Positioned directly across from Beverly Commons, the home sits in a beautiful neighborhood blocks from Dane Street Beach, the downtown arts district, local dining, and the commuter rail.

32 Pearl Street offers a renovated 1850 residence situated in a picturesque residential neighborhood in Camden Village. Functioning as a primary residence or year-round coastal retreat, this property brings together historic mid-nineteenth-century architecture with a design-forward interior revision. The immediate surroundings place local dining, independent shops, and maritime culture within easy reach. The home retains period craftsmanship, with a barrel-vaulted entryway ceiling and a good morning staircase. Hardwood and original pine floors run throughout most of the living spaces. Modifications opened up the main level floor plan, enhancing room-to-room flow. The updated kitchen features cherry wood cabinetry, marble countertops, a walk-in pantry, automatic rain-sensor Velux skylights, and access to the four-season sunroom and outdoor deck. The primary suite, with exceptional styling, serves as a calm space with a spa-inspired bath finished with Italian tile, a heated soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. Flexibility comes from a multi-purpose first-floor two-room suite with a full bath and its own private entrance off a covered porch. This adaptable space offers possibilities as an in-law suite, a private retreat for long-term guests, a home office, or a studio, with additional potential for a short-term rental. Camden offers a vibrant four-season coastal lifestyle centered around its iconic working harbor and deep-rooted arts community. Known for year-round cultural events, dining, local galleries, and the historic Camden Opera House, the village thrives in every season. From summer sailing on Penobscot Bay and autumn foliage over Mount Battie to winter skiing at the Camden Snowbowl, this classic Midcoast location provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure and community connection. Set on a corner .29-acre lot with established perennial gardens, the property includes an attached garage and many updates.

'The Arrowsic Lodge' Discover a residence that feels less like a traditional house and more like a high-end lodge, harmonizing with the rugged beauty of the Maine landscape. Located in the island community of Arrowsic, this property spans 2.06 acres of serene woodlands, offering a life characterized by the rhythms of nature and the surrounding rivers. The architecture utilizes a segmented layout to create a balance between gathering and solitude, featuring wood finishes and glass to dissolve the boundary between inside and out. Designed to function as a steadfast year-round homestead or a serene seasonal sanctuary, the home adapts to your needs with ease. The central open floor plan serves as the anchor, featuring wood floors and vaulted ceilings that connect the kitchen, dining, and living areas. The home branches into specialized environments, including the Royal Suite--an undisturbed space with a private living room, bedroom, and ensuite bath. The West Wing sun room offers a place for observation with a gas stove and windows that frame the shifting seasons, while the great room is the centerpiece with its own exterior entry, bedroom loft, and bathroom. The primary bedroom is a retreat within a retreat, with a private deck and a dedicated workspace loft. The exterior spaces extend the living area into the environment via a back deck with a screened-in porch. While the island feels removed from the rush, it is linked by Route 127, remaining closely connected to the historic shipbuilding city of Bath. The cultural pulse of Bath offers a vibrant contrast to the island's quietude. This 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home includes furnishings, a two-car garage, and a carport. A setting where the outside world recedes and the enduring character of Maine's Midcoast unfolds.

This New England cottage offers functional updates and a highly connected location. The main level begins with an entry foyer opening into the living space and an updated kitchen with new cabinetry, countertops, and stainless steel appliances. An office sits right next to the kitchen, maintaining an open connection to the cooking space and living room, alongside a separate dining room. Just off the kitchen, a covered porch includes a deep storage closet. Upstairs, the second level accommodates an updated bathroom and two bedrooms, including one with an adaptable two-room configuration that works well for a suite, office, or project room. Outside, you will find a small fenced yard and a side driveway for off-street parking. Mechanical upgrades include a newer heating system, washer, and dryer. Located near downtown, Central Square, and Wyoma Square, the property offers easy access to the Lynn Commuter Rail Station, local beaches, and the coastline.