Step into a remarkable piece of history where timeless elegance meets enduring craftsmanship. Built in 1898 as a gift from George Pettengill to his wife, Edith Stratton Pettengill, this extraordinary Classic Revival estate stands as a lasting testament to an era of exceptional architecture and refined living. Gracefully situated on 0.96± acres, this distinguished residence encompasses an impressive 5,150 square feet of living space with 5 spacious bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 1 half bath. Rich in character and architectural detail, the home showcases soaring ceilings, oversized rooms, intricate millwork, and a magnificent grand staircase that serves as the centerpiece of this stately residence. Designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the expansive floor plan provides generous gathering spaces while preserving the warmth and charm that only a historic home can show. Outdoors, enjoy the beautiful grounds featuring an in-ground swimming pool, a charming pool house, and a detached 3-car garage, creating a private retreat for family and guests alike. Lovingly preserved through the generations, this timeless estate is more than a home, it is a legacy. Rarely does an opportunity arise to own a property so deeply rooted in local history while providing the space, grandeur, and lifestyle today's discerning homeowner desires. This is a truly exceptional residence where history, elegance, and classic beauty come together to create one of the area's most treasured homes. Ideally situated for year-round adventure, the property is just 28 minutes from both Black Mountain and Sunday River, while Sugarloaf and the Rangeley Lakes Region are both just over an hour away, placing some of Maine's premier skiing, hiking, fishing, and outdoor recreation within easy reach.