$1,150,000

Set within a traditional Colonial envelope, this home was completely reimagined and rebuilt between 2021 and 2022 and is 80% + self-sufficient. The recent renovation offers the feel of timeless character with brand-new construction and up-to-code insulation. A new foundation was poured under the breezeway and barn, the roof and trusses are new, and 98% of the structure is new construction. New plumbing, electrical, windows, siding, floors, and systems throughout. The character stayed. Most everything else is new. The solar array powers roughly 80% of the home's energy needs. Fireplaces do more than look good here; they genuinely heat the space, adding another layer of low-cost comfort to a home already engineered to sip rather than guzzle. The floor plan is as thoughtful as the build. Kitchen, dining room, living room, and deck move together in a natural loop - the kind of circulation that makes a dinner party feel effortless. The primary suite connects directly to a walk-in closet and then to the laundry room, a sequence so logical you'll wonder why every house isn't designed this way. All bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms; with three walk-in showers and two soaking tubs, the bath count rivals a boutique inn. Radiant floor heat in the primary bath takes the edge off every Maine morning. Outside, lilac and evergreen trees frame a private, tucked-in setting, while surrounding farmland and protected forestland provide a natural backdrop that isn't going anywhere. Despite the serenity, the location is remarkably easy. Three minutes to Routes 88 and 1, five minutes to I-295 and downtown Yarmouth, five minutes to Cumberland Town Landing and its beach. And up the road on Greely, a beloved local farm stand that locals quietly consider one of Maine's best-kept secrets.