Homebuyers in Maine are offered a remarkable historical property at a low price but face significant renovation costs and extensive work to restore its livability.
The Amos Armsby Home, built in 1812, possesses unique historical features like original woodwork and pocket doors, alongside a stunning view but major structural issues.
Restoration challenges include the absence of plumbing, heating, and serviceable wiring, making it a daunting project for potential buyers looking to live there.
Despite having a dirt floor in the basement and former hoarder-like conditions, the property provides an enticing opportunity for restoration enthusiasts willing to invest effort.
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