1865 Single-Family house in Rockport, Maine - $1.3 Million

Fully renovated house for sale in Rockport, Maine. Built in 1865, high ceilings with beautiful trim and woodwork, private lawn with gardens, 6624 square feet. $1,395,000.

1865 Federal house Rockport Maine - main front view

Status: Sold

House overview

Located in the desirable waterfront village of Rockport, this fully renovated historic residence offers lovely views of Rockport Harbor out to Penobscot Bay.

The elegant, three-story home features sophisticated and comfortable living spaces that are reminiscent of an urban residence, yet it is situated on a quiet tree-lined street in Rockport.

Originally the Rockport High School and dating back to approximately 1865, stunning historic features include attractive high ceilings with beautiful trim and woodwork, while tasteful contemporary elements such as custom-built cabinetry add a sleek modern flair.

The residence has a private, well-maintained lawn with gardens and is within walking distance to the wonderful Rockport village and within minutes to the larger coastal towns of Camden and Rockland.

.46 acres, including a lawn with gardens and a private driveway.
Over 6,600 square feet of living space with twelve spacious rooms and multiple configurations possible over three floors.
Four bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths with an exceptional private master suite.
The master suite comprises the third floor of the residence and has spectacular views of Rockport Harbor. The large windows are highlighted by colored glass accents, and the cathedral ceilings have skylights for additional light.
There is a hidden kitchenette, a walk-in closet, additional office or sitting area and a spacious bath with a large tub and walk-in tiled shower.
The second floor has the kitchen, dining room and living room and is open and spacious with custom woodwork that hides the appliances and provides excellent storage, an eat-in counter and a cozy wood stove.
Wraparound covered porches on the first and second floor, and all of the rooms have direct access to them.
Large windows and multiple French doors allow plenty of light and promote the views.

The residence is part of an eight-unit condominium complex and was completely rebuilt in 2010. Unit 8 makes up the entire facade of the building and is separate from the other units with private parking and access. The building is known for its landmark clock tower that can be seen from a distance.