East Machias ME Real Estate & Homes for Sale

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This cheerful New England cape farmhouse is perched on a bluff high above the East Machias River with 168' of deeded waterfront. From the private back deck, you can gaze across the steep embankment at an eagle on her nest, frolicking harbor seals, and ospreys hunting for the perfect catch. The house features a handsome soapstone stove with a lined chimney in the living room, an updated heating system, a spacious kitchen, first-floor bath for first-floor living, and numerous additional updates to the property. There is an attached barn for storage, wood, and gardening with a marble-topped pastry table. The property features many perennials including rhubarb, comfrey, lilies, lupine, tulips, rosa rugosa, peonies, catnip, irises, and phlox, and a gourmet's dream kitchen garden of herbs - oregano, sweet cecily, chives and more. A handsome sugar maple brims with sap when tapped for maple syrup in the spring. Located on Route 1, the location offers easy access to the main travel corridor for winter commuting. The house has hosted several home-based businesses over the years including a tearoom and bakery, a music studio and classroom, and a therapy office. The famous Sunrise Trail has a right-of-way across the property by the water's edge (not to worry, you'll have plenty of privacy up on the bluff). This wonderful trail runs all the way from Calais to Ellsworth and provides a picturesque 3-mile walk into Machias along the river's edge. The property is located 5 minutes from Machias, 20 minutes from the easternmost town of Lubec, and 60 minutes from Ellsworth.

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Nestled at the base of the East Machias River, this 1856 Cape comes with an abundance of character and has been lovingly cared for and maintained. How many properties can boast that it has only been in two families? Its historic details are present everywhere from its trims to wooden floors, doors, and the warming smell of wood heat. The big red barn is slightly older, built in 1855 and it compliments this picturesque spot. Morning light floods this home and the views of the simmering river are spectacular. Lining the river are our rails to trails that have easy access to walk, bike, ride, roll, or traverse your way around our beautiful Maine and catch sights of our varied wildlife. For the love of old homes and nostalgia, this four-bedroom two and a half bath is looking for its third steward to move in and stay for decades.

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Relax in this newly renovated 2 story cape style home with pristine views of Lake Hadley. This open concept house features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a great room that opens into a chefs kitchen with opulent cabinets, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, and a generous island. Enjoy beautiful sunsets and lake breezes from the spacious covered front porch. Additional features are, wood and tile flooring throughout, on demand hot water, two car detached garage with additional overhead storage, a fresh water pond, and beautifully landscaped grounds.

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Located in East Machias on the Jacksonville Road, also known as Route 191, this 2,035+/- sq ft home dominates the .5+/- acre lot. A paved drive surrounds the home making it easy for ingress and egress. The tree-lined drive has apple and shade trees and provides easy entry into the 2-car garage. A manicured side lawn abuts the brook on one side of the property. Inside is a large eat-in country kitchen, family room, dining room, living room, den, and first floor bedroom and bath. The second floor has three bedrooms, a half bath, and above the kitchen is a bonus room, which would also make a great in-home office, craft room, or TV room. Enjoy your morning coffee on the back deck or watch the traffic go by on the front country porch. Numerous signs of wildlife could be seen in the backyard. The town of East Machias is a small community on the banks of the East Machias River. In the early 19th century, the town historical district was the hub for lumber and shipbuilding. The East Machias River is classified as a I-III white water river for kayaking and canoeing. The Downeast Salmon Federation with headquarters in East Machias have worked diligently to reestablish Atlantic salmon to this once thriving river. The town is home to Washington Academy, a private academy founded in 1792 that provides secondary education to area school districts and private-tuition students boarding onsite.