Step back in time while enjoying the comforts of today at this 1783 farmhouse on 2.17+/ well-maintained acres in Washington. Believed to be the oldest home in town, this property has a history, including a timber frame made from trees that were harvested and milled right here on the property. The home retains its original character and craftsmanship, while thoughtful improvements and restoration work since 2021 have brought it up to date for modern living. The farmhouse offers the opportunity to enjoy a historic home without taking on a full restoration project. Improvements include updated systems while the original timber work and other period details remain an important part of the home's character. There is plenty of room to make the house your own. The beautiful barn adds another layer of opportunity. Well maintained and full of potential, it could serve as a workshop, studio, storage space, hobby area, small business space, or a place to pursue agricultural interests. The additional outbuilding provides even more flexibility for storage, projects, or future ideas. For someone looking for a property with space to work, create, collect, garden, or simply have room for the things that come with country living, these buildings are a real bonus. The 2.17+/- acres are nicely landscaped with open lawn, established garden areas, and mature trees, giving you plenty of outdoor space without an overwhelming amount of land to maintain. There is room for gardens, entertaining, recreation, or simply enjoying the property and its history. In addition, this acreage abuts Farmland that will not be further developed. Located on Old Union Road, this property offers the quietness of rural Washington while remaining within easy reach of the Midcoast and Augusta. Camden, Rockland and the coast are all within a reasonable drive. If you're looking for a classic Maine home with genuine history and the opportunity to make a property your own, 200 Old Union Road is worth a visit.
