The Wedding Cake House, 1825 Federal style in Kennebunk, Maine - $2.6 Million

The Wedding Cake House for sale in Kennebunk, Maine. Built in 1825, Federal style, elaborate gothic style trim, timeless architecture, barn and carriage house, 8 bedrooms, 6263 square feet. $2,650,000.

The Wedding Cake House 1825 Federal style Kennebunk Maine - 1 - front view

House overview

We are pleased to present to you, The Wedding Cake House. Famous for its elaborate gothic style trim, this is a rare opportunity to own this elegant and historic property on Summer Street.

This property boasts 2.23 acres and over 300 feet of water frontage on the Kennebunk River. Enjoy the large back deck that overlooks the sprawling back lawn or relax at the fire pit on the bank of the serene Kennebunk River.

Barn and carriage house

The barn and carriage house offers a stunning entertaining space with surround sound speakers, multiple doors that open to the back deck and front yard, 2 half bathrooms, and a lounge area. The easy access to the kitchen makes this a caterer’s dream.

Above the barn is the apartment, which has a private entrance and features a kitchen, full bathroom, living room, sunroom, and 2 bedrooms.

Main house

Step inside the main house to discover the beauty of 1825!

Featuring over 6000 square feet and 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms, this home has enough space to entertain comfortably. 3 of the bedrooms are full bathroom en-suites.

Notice the timeless architecture and walk through the curved hallway to find the formal parlor with an antique Chickering Piano.

The beloved custom mural in the front foyer welcomes you to the 2nd floor where you will find the bedrooms.

House details

Bedrooms: 8
Bathrooms: 9
Interior area: 6,263 sqft
Lot size: 2.23 Acres
Year built: 1825
Style: Federal
State: Maine
Price: $2,650,000
Photos and info: Pack Maynard and Associates
Contact: Nathan McCabe, Pack Maynard and Associates
- Tel: (207) 651-4690
- Email: Nathan@pmrealestate.com
Address: 104 Summer Street, Kennebunk, ME 04043