There is something special about a true village house -- the kind where morning walks lead to Main Street, dinner is just a few doors down, and the story of town feels woven into the streets around you. Set on Green Street, tucked between two of Thomaston's historic churches and long considered one of the best streets in town, 17 Green Street has the scale, character, and usefulness of an earlier era, now thoughtfully brought into its next chapter. A short walk from Thomaston's village center, a beloved wood-fired pizza spot, the public library, harbor, St. George River, and General Henry Knox Museum, the location offers the simple pleasure of being part of a historic coastal community. Inside, the house feels generous in the way old homes often do, with rooms that shift and flex as life changes. The renovated kitchen, with butcher block counters, farmhouse sink, stainless appliances, and warm finishes, is ready for slow mornings, busy weeknights, and friends gathered while dinner comes together. A new mudroom and first-floor full bath add everyday ease, while the dining room, living room, library, laundry room, and back pantry give the home space to breathe. Upstairs, five bedrooms and a renovated full bath with soaking tub create room for family, guests, work-from-home life, or quiet retreat. Front and rear staircases add charm and usefulness, connecting the home in a way that feels practical and full of history. The renovation includes a new roof on the house and barn, updated electrical with 200 amp service, Harvey replacement windows, brand-new and fully renovated bathrooms, refinished floors, interior and exterior paint, updated lighting, landscaping, and pea stone driveway and walkways. The classic barn offers opportunity, while the yard and cozy back courtyard create space for gardening, morning coffee, outdoor dining, or a quiet moment outside. Well-loved and improved, this spacious Thomaston village home stands ready for its next chapter.