111 Bristol Road, Damariscotta, Maine Represented by Kathy Leeman & Cristina Stirratt Lovely early cape within walking distance to Damariscotta and very close to the Lincoln Health Complex. Built in 1820 this home retains many of the details and charm that give it character including a comfortably large living room with fireplace and window overlooking the back patio/garden space. The kitchen is in the center of the house and has been updated with granite counters, good cabinet space, and an induction cook top. Dining room with fireplace. Large informal room with wood stove in back of home that opens onto the glassed-in porch overlooking the private back yard. Nice big…

About 158 Church Street, Damariscotta, ME In-town living on 2-plus acres, the Flint House (circa 1755) is one of Damariscotta’s first ten original houses. Over time it had undergone many changes and additions; the present owners have renovated with an eye to preservation that would reveal the house’s original spirit, integrity, simplicity and charm: opening light-filled rooms, exposing and reviving original plaster walls, preserving warm pine flooring and wainscoting, and maximizing the effect of sunlight flowing daily from east to west throughout the house, offering stunning western sunsets in every season. The list of structural and efficiency improvements includes electrical, plumbing and heating upgrades, new windows and doors worthy of…

About 53 Church Street, Damariscotta, ME This elegant village home, just two blocks from downtown Damariscotta, boasts Greek-Revival period woodwork, original wide-plank pumpkin pine floors and 9′ ceilings. The original Shipwright House of 1850 has been meticulously maintained and offers warmth and charm throughout. A formal living room features a soapstone-clad wood burning stove, custom window treatments and period light fixtures. A three story addition of 2009 features custom interior and exterior moldings and trims matching the original structure, a spacious family room with custom built-in gas fireplace and a first floor bedroom w/ full bath. Enjoy cooking your favorite meals in this beautifully remodeled Chef’s kitchen with leather-finish granite…

About 58 Bristol Road, Damariscotta, ME Once the ”Day’s Cove House” this is the historical home of the Day family, a famous ship building family of Damariscotta during the 1800”s. Today the house looks out over Day’s Cove where the ships that sailed the world were built. A classic Greek Revival style colonial, this home has been lovingly maintained and the period features preserved. Walking distance to charming Damariscotta with shopping, restaurants, library, coffee shops, this home is the place to enjoy village life in a wonderful community. The house features multiple fireplaces with recently rebuilt chimneys, period trim and mantles and two formal front parlors. A marvelous large family…