Rich in character and thoughtfully updated, this classic post-and-beam farmhouse, originally built in 1900, was completely rebuilt from the inside out in 2019, blending historic charm with modern comfort. Extensive improvements include all new wiring, plumbing, propane service, heat pumps, first-floor flooring, windows, spray foam insulation, solar panels, a durable metal roof, and two woodstoves. The second floor retains its beautiful original yellow pine flooring, preserving the home's timeless appeal. The attached two-story barn offers parking for one vehicle while providing generous space for firewood storage, a workshop, and additional storage needs. Set on approximately 3.92 acres, the property offers a peaceful country setting with a blend of cultivated and natural landscapes. The 0.92-acre homesite features a naturalized yard that supports an apiary, pollinators, and abundant wildlife, along with a fenced-in garden and an additional storage shed. The remaining 3-acre field is enrolled in Maine's Open Space Program and is currently hayed by a neighboring farmer, enhancing both the scenic surroundings and the property's rural character.