c. 1840 Greek Revival in Lubec, Maine

From The Archives	Listing No. 29047 c. 1840 Greek Revival Lubec, ME
	"Jeremiah Fowler House" This 1840's Ship Chandlers Home, also known as the historic ''Jeremiah Fowler House” is full of original detail & character with an eccentric touch. Added to the “National Register of Historic Places” in 1983, this rich in history, 5- 6 bed, 2 bath home sits on a large intown double lot in the charming village of Lubec. From the moment you step through the doors, you feel the history – with little updates over the years, the home features extensive period woodwork, finishes, and detail. From the original built in features, the intricate detail in the framework & moldings, the well preserved early 20th Century bathroom (rumored to be the first in Lubec), to the marble fire place in the parlor…this home really is a breathtaking step into a time gone by. The property is well landscaped and includes an attached shed, barn, and a full guest house that includes living space, kitchen, bathroom with laundry, and upstairs sleeping quarters. Remaining within the same family since the 1850’s, this house has been a home – the quirky details, hand painted walls, and creative spaces add to the character of the home. While it has been well maintained & loved, this home is looking for the next person(s) to love it and bring it back to life. Home is being sold “as is” and most contents will convey.
	Bedrooms: 5 Full Bath(s): 2 Stories: 2 Acres: 0.650	Features. 1st floor bath 1st Floor Bedroom Attic Entry Hall Barn Garden Guest House 2 Outbuildings Porch Workshop Built-in Bookcases Built-in Cabinets Carpet 2 Fireplaces Original wood windows Shingle Roof City sewer City water supply Claw-foot Tub(s) Servant's Staircase
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"Jeremiah Fowler House"

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