This circa 1860s farmhouse, has a connecting shed, and in the 1980s a three bay and two-story building was added. Across the street is a 1970s built that is 32 X 90-foot steel garage building with 30-foot attached shed. The garage has four bays and oversized garage doors. The building is partially heated with wood. There is a large gravel parking area surrounding this building. Also, there is a 2-story schoolhouse building on a slab being used for storage and additional workspace. It was moved to the site years ago. The antique Cape might even be a saltbox style. Most of the land is open pasture used for hay. This place would make a fantastic organic farm operation. The soils map is available and soil types are Bangor, Dixmont, Monarda, and Thorndike. There is some standing timber on the land for wood to heat the place with. The house is solid and could use some updates. An energy audit was completed with suggested improvements for long term savings. There is even a small frog pond on the stone wall and Packard Brook boarders the back line of the parcel across the street with the schoolhouse building. This is a beautiful location with views of the countryside. Look no further, as you have found your home in rural Maine!