Now that fall is here and winter is fast approaching, this custom log home, situated on 10 acres with magnificent views of Keewaydin Lake and the White Mountains, is a perfect spot to enjoy fall foliage and the changing seasons. Hike throughout the region or ski at nearby resorts, this turn-key year-round or vacation home offers privacy and a quiet atmosphere. Sitting on a gently downward sloping lot, the home's dramatic wall of windows allows the natural light throughout the seasons. Cathedral ceilings highlighted by purlin logs define the open concept living and dining areas. Tile floors and rugs bring both comfort and efficiency to the home. The custom kitchen features granite countertops, gas and electric appliances, cabinetry designed for both function and style. The main level includes the primary bedroom with a full bath, laundry area. Upper level has two bedrooms, a bath, and overlooks the main floor, the dramatic windows to the world. The lower level is divided into a finished area on one side and a large utility/storage/workshop area on the other. The finished area, with access to the front lawn, is open to the buyer's vision: game room, extra sleeping area, home theater room, reading room. Located behind the house is a large portable garage for vehicles, toys, and tools. Western Maine has so much for all seasons! Lake access, boating, skiing, hunting, fishing, close to North Conway, Sunday River, Pleasant Mountain, and yet not too far to get to Portland for air travel and city highlights.
Bedroom 1 on the second level with cathedral ceiling
Bedroom 2 on the second level with cathedral ceiling
Bathrooms
2 full bathrooms
Kitchen
Eat-in kitchen
Dishwasher
Gas range
Microwave
Refrigerator
Trash compactor
Laundry & utility
Washer
Dryer
Laundry on main level
Flooring
Carpet
Tile
Heating & cooling
Forced air heating
Wood stove (with hookup)
Exterior features
Deck
Water view of Keewaydin Lake
Located on a private paved road
Wooded, rural setting
Near a ski resort
Subdivided property
Home design
Single-family residence
Log and wood frame construction with log siding
Built in 2004
Parking
Gravel parking with space for 5–10 vehicles
Other vehicle storage
Construction
Shingle roof
Public-records building area: 2,080 total (1,560 above grade, 520 below grade)
Utilities
Well water
Septic tank
Electric with circuit breakers
Water heater tied to off heating system
HOA & community
Member of Harding Hill Association
Association fee $600 annually
Pets allowed with other restrictions
Other
Located at 98 Stevens Rd, Stoneham, ME; directions: on Route 35 in Stoneham, take Littlefield Road up the hill onto Stevens, near the top a 98 sign on the left; take next left into the driveway
Electricity and solar
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