71 Pittsfield Avenue, Hartland, ME, 04943

About This Home

Own a piece of history. This Victorian house, built in 1870, was the Paymasters house for the American Woolen Company back in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The mill stood on the banks of the Sebasticook River in town. With a solid granite foundation, this historic 3-4 bedroom, 2 full-bath house experienced a fire in one bedroom. The home is approximately 1800 square feet with a huge kitchen with original cabinets and room for an island, full formal dining room, large living room, office, laundry and full bath on the first level. The second floor has 3 bedrooms, a huge bonus room which can be a 4th bedroom and a full bathroom. This two-story house and three-story barn will require a lot of TLC whether you fix it up to its former glory or tear it down and start over, the house sits on top of a hill on .46 acres of land. The front has a large enclosed front porch, and the yard has lots of flowers and plants including white and purple lilac bushes on the side and in the back, there is a field full of rare milk weed where the Monarch butterflies hatch every year to fly to Mexico. A short drive to I-95. Walking distance to downtown and nearby Sebasticook Lake. There is an ATV trail that runs directly behind the property which is a good walking trail too. Across the street is the beautiful Sebasticook River. There are two bald eagles nesting in the pine trees by the river. No matter what your plans for this property, it is a good investment to either restore, rebuild or it tear down and sell the granite.